This was one I painted of Cups and Bowls, for a challenge on Daily Paintworks.
I gave it away on my blog. I haven't painted many dishes, but I am always up for a challenge. I tried to make it look like oils, but it is acrylic.
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I would not have guessed acrylics.. .. Very creative. I remember the festive colors of tableware when I was growing up. Blessings, Janet PPF
ReplyDeleteits beautiful! I love those mugs!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt does have an Oil effect! It's brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI have tried this yet...would love to check sometime :)
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I like how this turned out. Did you add anything to the acrylic color to make it look this way? Beautiful artwork!!!
ReplyDeleteI totally thought this was done in oils! You have handled the medium beautifully! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteLove this Penny!
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Love your brushwork Penny :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Penny!!! I LOVE your painting. the colors, shading, stacking...wow, it's all great! That is a painting I would hang in my kitchen (well when I get one, lol)! Great job and thank you for visiting me. Hugs, Rasz
ReplyDeleteIt was done for a challenge to use STROKES of paint, put it down and leave it alone. Trying for that look of confident dabs of pure color. I would love to paint with oils, but I am allergic even to the water base ones, so I am trying to achieve the look with acrylics. Thanks, everyone, for the encouragement.
ReplyDeleteWow! I was sure it was oils! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! I love the strokes of paint that highlight the ceramic look to the bowls and plates. It would make a wonderful painting to have hanging in a coffee shop or a kitchen.
ReplyDeleteFine painting of cups and mugs!
ReplyDeleteI can see the oil influence, you did a fabulous job with the acrylics!
ReplyDeleteI love this piece, because it is part of my treasured art collection. Thank you, Penny!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, Arnoldo! LOL. I wondered if you would see it. Thanks for the love!
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