This is a small "tutorial" of sorts, to show the process I mostly use for a still life painting with a set up. I couldn't think backwards, so you'll have to scroll down to the post that says, Beginning, and then go in reverse order to actually see the progression. Sorry about that. Now that I see this posted, I can tell that I still need to blend in that small spot of reflected orange light in the green shadow. For the rest though, I will call it done. The highlights on the cherries are added, and the blending is completed. Thanks for looking, hope you enjoy the mini explanation.
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Definitely looks good enough to eat...wish it were here....been a while since I had a piece...i do LOVE your deserts!!
Thanks for posting this tutorial, I LOVE to see how others do their thing! And what patience you have, to take photos during the process. I´ve tried to do that, but after a while, when I get into the painting, I forget to take pics of it...
I love the painting itself too, that pie looks yummy...
super mini tutorial. thanks for sharing. and the pie looks great.
Great tutorial. I very much enjoyed looking at it, thanks. And the painting is wonderful.
This is a great tutorial! You broke it down in all the right places, making it really easy to see the process. Even better that you had a mistake to correct - and it all turned out looking so yummy!
Thanks! :-)
OH MY GOSH!! I hope you have some forks for that piece of pie. It is totally awesome!!!
Thanks for going to the trouble to document your process - it is always facinating to me to see other's process. I love your dessert paintings, they are more beautiful than the real food...all of the sudden I am craving cherry pie...
Hi Nel,
This was great to see! I just got back from my trip and am excited to get back to learning with oils so this was a great refresher in the steps. I remembered at dinner one night in Mexico that I'd forgotten (in all the trip preparations) to send you a check for the painting before I left. I'm really sorry and will get it off to you Monday.
can i have a bite?
This tutorial was great. I really enjoy your paintings, and appreciate you sharing your process- your blogs are so inspiring!
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