Vintage apples from The Graphics Fairy and textures from 2 Lil’ Owls. I haven’t uploaded it for sale yet but I thought you might like it, particularly Mary of Oil Pastels for Mary as we were talking about doing something like Copper Pear. I told her I could never repeat a particular kind of beauty!
Do you think I need to make the apples greener? I’ve been farting about with it forever and I’m still not sure.
Soon to be available at the following galleries:
Redbubble
Crated
Zazzle US
Zazzle UK
Fine Art America
Fine Art England
Saatchi Art
Take care and keep laughing!
Adam’s Apples or Eve’s Apples or God’s Apples? 🙂 Beautiful Apples 🙂
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When I ‘up’ the green, I’m thinking Eve’s Apples would be a better title!
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Have a weekend filled with smiles. Janet:)x
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You too! xx
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A tiny hint of that orangey red bottom left of apple I reckon! Doesn’t need more green they look just like the golden apples we have in the orchard here beautiful! 🙂
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Interesting – thank you for your thoughts, Jane. x
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That was darned presumptious of me to suggest any changes! Looks good as it is 🙂
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I welcome it. In fact, I lean towards what you suggest as whenever I add add any kind of green, it just doesn’t look right. Thank you. 🙂
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My pleasure Ma’am! 🙂
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You have a great eye for vintage Sarah. I like Jane’s suggestion of adding a bit of burnt sienna I think it will give the apple a little depth and stand out just a bit from the background.
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I’m so glad you agree with Jane, Mary. I have today been playing around with a digital version of burnt sienna but shall wait a few days before reappraising. Bless you for commenting.
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Have a great weekend Sarah.
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I’m intrigued to see how Jane’s suggestion works out. I wouldn’t go for more green but have very bad eye for visuals, so you should probably do the opposite!
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