HAND DRAWN OR PAINTED FOOD OR DRINKS
Featured Work
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Meditation Series: Active Non-Resistance by AmandaGWright
This painting is based on/inspired by the gorgeous image teapot with grapes / / by the lovely and talented Anna D’Accione / Thank you soooo much Anna for allowing me to use your image! This is the first image in a new series I have begun called the “Meditation Series”. Each painting in this new series will explore a different spiritual principle. While painting this image I paid very close attention to my breathing as I tried to let the art “happen” without resisting or trying to push and pull the paint. I surrendered to the process and this is the end result. I hope you enjoy this image and this new series. © AmandaGWright 2009.
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My Chardin-Still life with white pitcher by Francesca Romana Brogani
Oil on canvans. / An early work and a little sour one, but some details satisfy me a lot
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There's a Pie Awaiting by Marsha Elliott
Winsor Newton Watercolor on Arches 140# coldpress
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an apple a day... by pucci ferraris
oil on canvas / 20×30 cm. / 547 views
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Citrus...Lemons by Janis Zroback
“Lemons” is part of the Series “Citrus” and is grouped with “Red Grapefruit” already posted here…. These larger than life fruit in the Citrus series celebrate not only the fruit, but texture…Maurice Dennis in discussing art said that “composition is more important than subject matter”, and that is often true of my work…I am more concerned with how the work is done, than what is portrayed..by now you know I do a varity of series, and that for me, nothing is too humble to be painted…Janis Watercolour on Gessoed Arches Paper From blossoms / released / by the moonlight, / from an / aroma of exasperated / love, / steeped in fragrance, / yellowness / drifted from the lemon tree, / and from its plantarium / lemons descended to the earth…Pablo Neruda / / /
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Pomegranates by Alma Horn
Oil on stretched canvas 1000×1000 mm / Original artwork available for sale. The pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a fruit-bearing shrub growing to between five and eight metres tall. The pomegranate is native to Iran and has been cultivated and naturalized over the whole Mediterranean region since ancient times. The fruit holds great antioxidant values. My memories of childhood in South Africa and Namibia are filled with these wonderful pips. / Karoo, South Africa
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Strawberries by Caroline Lembke
watercolor on aquarelle paper Vangerow,rough, 18×24cm,original was sold
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Make Mine A Red Wine by Paul Horton
Charcoal/Pastel on Canvas 50cm x 60 cm Study sketch of motion. Paul Horton Gallery
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Green Peppers by marksatchwillart
8×10.5 inches, watercolor, 2009. These lovely, shiny green peppers were also part of this year’s homegrown pepper crop.
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Eggs in Blue Bowl by Joyce
This is a small coloured pencil drawing of two raw eggs in a deep blue bowl. Drawn on Colourfix Paper.
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Hmong Tea by Lara Cooper
Watercolour on Fabriano Watercolour Paper. Loved the pattern here. Fiddly painting, but enjoyed it immensely. Done from a photo I took in the home of a Hmong woman, in Thailand.
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Tea With Pop by Fiona Lee
Shown larger than actual size as this is an ACEO: Art, Card, Editions and Originals / This is a very small painting measuring 2.5 “x 3.5” or 9cm x 6.5cm. The size of a trading card / Painted on arches paper with watercolors.
Recent Work
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pommes, pommes, pommes by Sandrine Pelissier
This is a very colorful painting of apples on canvas with acrylics, watercolors and pastels and even some sharpies markers. I prepared the canvas with a mix of gesso and pumice to have a rough texture that would work with the pastels
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Three Bell Peppers by marksatchwillart
8×10 inches, watercolor, 2009. Three bell peppers on a blue background. Painted for this months WNW “7×11 x 3” challenge – to paint a painting of a size with the shorter dimension no less than 7” and the longer dimension no greater than 11”, with a three hours time limit to paint it.
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Shaken not Stirred by Maggie Bernet
Acrylic on Canvas
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Citrus...Lemons on Blue Cotton by Janis Zroback
“Lemons on Blue Cotton” are part of the Series “Citrus and Still Life“ / 331 Views / Acrylic on Canvas.. The space / between the leaves / is full of sunlight. At the sharp edge, / no longer crowded / with past and future. Fruits ripen on the lemon tree / in the silence / rising / from the morning air .....Ok-Koo Kand Grosjean. /
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The Potting Shed-Red Onions by Janis Zroback
“Red Onions” are the newest addition to the “Potting Shed” series “Autumn is a good season for beginning to live gently. It is the time for harvesting the fruits of winter planning, spring planting and summer husbandry. With a good harvest, we can take the first steps to live a more gentle lifestyle or at least to start planning for changes in lifestyle. We can store our harvest, whether of food, knowledge or financial resources, from which to draw as we make the transition from our current lifestyle to one which walks more gently on the landscape. A portion of that harvest can be enjoyed now, in celebration and thanksgiving of the successes of the past. A portion of the harvest should also be saved. Saved for the time until the next harvest. Saved for seeds for next year’s planting. Saved for the future as a safety net against unforseen setbacks. An abundant harvest gives us the resources to easily enter the period of winter planning and spring planting. A time for renewing our commitment to a more gentle life”.Living Gently Quarterly… Watercolour on Arches Not Paper / Shallots / The Family SEE MORE OF THE POTTING SHED COLLECTION HERE “For man, autumn is a time of harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad.” Edwin Way
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The Potting Shed-Garlic and a Single Red Onion by Janis Zroback
“Garlic and Single Red Onion” belongs to the “Potting Shed” Series….almost abstract, the mound of garlic is a celebration of this delicious plant, that’s so good for you, it’s no penalty to eat it in some form every day. 197 Views “Autumn is a good season for beginning to live gently. It is the time for harvesting the fruits of winter planning, spring planting and summer husbandry. With a good harvest, we can take the first steps to live a more gentle lifestyle or at least to start planning for changes in lifestyle. We can store our harvest, whether of food, knowledge or financial resources, from which to draw as we make the transition from our current lifestyle to one which walks more gently on the landscape. A portion of that harvest can be enjoyed now, in celebration and thanksgiving of the successes of the past. A portion of the harvest should also be saved. Saved for the time until the next harvest. Saved for seeds for next year’s planting. Saved for the future as a safety net against unforseen setbacks. An abundant harvest gives us the resources to easily enter the period of winter planning and spring planting. A time for renewing our commitment to a more gentle life”.Living Gently Quarterly… Watercolour with Liquid Gold on pre-textured Arches Paper… Some painters paint the sapphire sea, / And some the gathering storm. / Others portray young lambs at play, / But most, the female form. / “Twas trite in that primeval dawn / When painting got its start, / That a lady with her garments on / Is Life, but is she Art? / By undraped nymphs / I am not wooed; / I’d rather painters painted food. / Food, / Just food, / Just any old kind of food. Ogden Nash.
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The Potting Shed-Harvest by Janis Zroback
“Harvest” is part of the Potting Shed Series…. we are approaching winter, and it’s time to bring in the harvest.. 216 Views “Autumn is a good time for taking the first steps toward voluntary simplicity of lifestyle because we are generally entering from a position of strength and high energy which empowers us toward further successes. But what if the harvest had been poor or ended in failure? Such an event in life’s seasons could be a failed venture or the loss of employment. Here, we enter into involuntary simplicity. We are forced through circumstances to live with less. We could wallow in a poor me mentality, blaming others for our plight or we can seize the opportunity to begin on the journey to living gently. This journey may be rockier than that following a good harvest, but the sense of urgency is heightened. The initial path may be more painful, but the full journey is just as rewarding.Living Gently Quartely For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad_”...Edwin Way Teale /
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The Potting Shed-Harvest 2 by Janis Zroback
“Harvest 2” is part of the Potting Shed Series.... “Let us use this autumn season to celebrate life and give thanks for our good fortunes. In doing so renew a pledge to the father of the heavens and mother of the earth to take only what you need, leave the rest for others and treat your home land with love and respect so that others yet to come may enjoy the bounty your ancestors left behind. Thank all forms of life, big and small, seen and unseen, for their help in producing a good life”.excerpted from Living Gently Quarterly… Watercolour and Gouache on Taupe St Armand Linen Paper.. Now in the east / the white bean / and the great squash / are tied with the rainbow. / Listen! the rain’s drawing near! / The voice of the bluebird is heard....Navaho Indian Chant.
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Orange by elenaoleniuc
Tempera on paper / 30×42cm / Featured in Floral,Watercolours ! and Pastels ! – April 2009 / Featured In Impressionist Art – 21 May 2009 / Featured in Solo Exhibition group – 21 July 2009 / Featured in Still Life and Food Photography and Fine Art- 23 July 2009
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Academic pears by Corinne Pouzet
It’s been a long time that I wanted to give a go to an academic painting….I wasn’t at ease at all with this sort of painting, as it doesn’t quite correspond to what I feel inside….So I found it more stressful to do than my usual work. / I had to be strict, rigid even with this work, no room for ‘over bubbling vitality’ which is not exactly ….me ! Watercolour on cold pressed 300g paper 23×31 cm
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Kalyna Berries by bevmorgan
Watercolour (Winsor&Newton) on 140 lb. Arches cold press. Toronto, Ontario, Canada / I painted this for a friend whose daughter is called Kalyna. It is mainly negative painting and shows the kalyna or guelder berry or bush cranberry, as it is known by all three names. It grows wild in North America and Europe and has a very sour taste like the cranberry, and therefore needs the addition of lots of sugar (which is not a bad thing).
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Still Life with Pears by Caroline Lembke
acrylic painting on canvas, 20×20cm
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