Friday, December 18, 2015

Stuffed Animal in Sun

As plein air (i.e painting outdoors from direct observation) practice, I placed a big stuffed toy animal on a chair in our backyard. Positioned it to get some interesting light on it and originally had placed a trash can on the side instead of the bush. After about 3 hours the painting was not complete but light and shadows had changed drastically, so I had to stop. In my studio finished the stuffed animal, but the trash can was looking rather odd. So instead I converted it into a bush with pink flowers following the same light and shadow pattern as it was on the trash can. Looks good to me now!!
How do you like it?
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Stuffed Animal in Sun - 8x10 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
Code# PK_15_050
Available - Click Here

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Glowing Hibiscus

Painting in watercolors is my childhood passion and I love painting flowers. This painting is inspired by the great American Painter - Georgia O'Keeffe.

"When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for the moment. I want to give that world to someone else."
Georgia O'Keeffe
American Painter
Glowing Hibiscus, 7x5 inches, Watercolor on Arches Paper
Code# PK_15_049
Available - Click here

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

FitBodyBootcamp Custom Painting

This year I have been taking up very different projects and this will be the last one for this year, I think! Before I started off this project, I met with the client who wanted to commission a painting. I talked about their vision for the painting and where it will be used. What all elements the painting should consist of, logo, color considerations etc etc. I made detailed notes and came up with a checklist of requirements that I used during my painting.
So the image of this painting is going to be used on promotional materials - postcard, notecard and such.
After completion, this is the feedback I got:
"Thank you for the beautiful artwork. I am so happy with the result. It is exactly what I was envisioning. ...."
I feel really accomplished!!
Hurray!! for a successful painting!
FBBC Aerial View - 14x18 inches, Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Happy Diwali to Everyone!!

Happy Diwali!! This is a different painting experiment!! Finished this couple months back. Posting it now, since the Diwali-e-magazine with this painting as front cover is published. The theme given to me was Diwali - Saat Samudra Paar (meaning Diwali Overseas). It got me to thinking how do we really celebrate Diwali here? The celebrations in India are really a lot festive. Here, kids don't have holiday for this festival so celebration cannot be the same as in India. However, I do make few traditional sweets/snacks, decorate with lamps/candles and put on traditional clothes. With the few fire crackers that I save from July 4th weekend, we have "mini" fun in our backyard. Call our parents on facetime to greet them and show what we are doing for Diwali. With these thoughts in mind, I created the painting. My very first attempt to get published in a Magazine!!

Click Here to enjoy reading the e-Magazine!
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Diwali_2015 - 11x14 inches, Acrylic on Canvas Panel

Sunday, October 18, 2015

Morning Glory

I came back from walking our dog in the morning, opened our backyard door to get in. Right behind the door in a dark corner, I saw this flower shining bright - back lit by fresh morning sun. I couldn't resist taking a picture! I tried some different ways to get texture in the background, wasn't quite happy. However a good learning experience!
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Morning Glory, 5 x 7 inches, Watercolor on Arches Paper
Code# PK_15_046
Available - click here

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Coconut Halves

Here is the demo painting I completed on the day of Ganapati Festival in LA. It took me 2 hours to paint this, while I was painting there were people watching as they were passing by, few stopped to talk. But there was a very curious little girl who stopped with her Dad and brother and watched for sometime. Eventually she asked me questions and it was fun chatting with them during the demo.
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Coconut Halves - 8 x 10 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
Code# PK_15_045
Available - click here

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Perfect Coconut Split

This painting was created as a practice for doing Live Demonstration during the Ganesh Festival in Los Angeles. A week prior to the actual demo, I set up this still life in my back yard. It was fun to paint, standing in the shade. I chose to paint coconut because that is what I had on hand for preparing the sweet offering "modak" - a favorite of Ganesha.
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Perfect Coconut Split - 8 x 10 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
Code# PK_15_044
Available Click Here

Here is what I made after doing the painting:
Modak: my favorite too and I make them only once a year during this festival time.
Modak

Modak Offering for Ganesha


Sunday, October 11, 2015

Healthy Choices - SOLD

This is a custom painting based on 30 paintings in 30 days challenge I did in January. This time, I set up the still life outdoors in my front yard, keeping the table in full mid afternoon sun. Even though I stood in the shade and painted, it became very hot. Since there are more objects in the painting, it was taking me long to paint. After about 3 hours, I was not approx close to half done. But the light had changed, the shadow had changed a lot and I was getting tired. So brought everything inside and took rest. The next day I decided to complete the painting in my studio from the reference picture. Its drying on my shelf now and will be on its way to India by end of this month!!
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Healthy Choices - 14 x 11 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
SOLD

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Exotic Pink Plumeria

Flowers are my favorite for painting and this exotic Pink Plumeria caught my attention while browsing through reference pictures for painting. I liked the play of light and shadow on the flower. In my painting I tried to paint this light and shadow on the flower.
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Exotic Pink Plumeria - 7 x 11 inches, Watercolor on Arches paper

Code# PK_15_043

Available Here


In different cultures, there is different symbolic meaning for Plumeria flowers and it was interesting to read from ehow:

Hawaiian Meaning
For Hawaiians, plumeria represents perfection and the bond between everything good. In addition, plumeria is the symbol of new life, springtime and re-creation of the nature.

Chinese Meaning
In China, plumeria flowers are tokens of love. Chinese consider plumerias even more precious than orchids.

Hindu Meaning
In Hindu culture, plumeria flowers represent loyalty, and young brides wear plumerias in their hair on their wedding day to show their loyalty to their new husbands.

Vietnamese Meaning
In Vietnam, plumeria is the flower of the educated and westernized upper class. Therefore, plumeria flowers are used to show status in society.

Sunday, August 2, 2015

Spring Roses 2 - SOLD

Once again indulging in Watercolors!! I had started another version of Spring Roses couple months ago but left is half done. Finished this one today. The earlier Spring Roses can be seen here.
In this new one, I added more texture in the background using rubbing alcohol and salt. I love how the texture shows in this and added a more defined bud on left side compared to earlier one.
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Spring Roses 2 - 16 x 20 inches, Watercolor on Arches paper
SOLD

Monday, July 20, 2015

Live Painting BMM 2015, Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi Performance

Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal (BMM) 2015 17th Convention Opening Ceremony - Jugalbandi Performance - a unique perspective - see the painting come alive, along with dancers and musicians.

Many thanks to Videographer - Hemant Warudkar.

I would like to thank the whole team for support, guidance, feedback after each practice, contributing ideas for successful execution - Sudhanwa Karmarkar, Ajay Dandekar, Vidyut Gharpure-Page and Sayali Pendse, Manali, Ria, Vidyut, Sayali, Rutuja, Anushka, Sandeep Katre, Amisha, Rama, Rucha, Abhijeet Dharmapurikar, Jyoti Gharpure, Kaustubh Page and Amita Dalal Rajadhyaksha.

And it goes without saying - a huge support from my FAMILY!!

Feeling accomplished and blessed, broke my own record of #speed painting - 5 x 9 Feet in 12 minutes, and Painting Largest size so far!!

Happy to say 2 of 6 Paintings are SOLD.
For available paintings click on my blog link

Sunday, July 12, 2015

Flamenco2 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony

This is sixth and final painting in the set of six paintings that was performed live during BMM 2015 Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi piece.
**BMM - Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal
For looking at overview and 6 paintings together, look at blog post here.

The Dancers portrayed "pancha mahabhoot" (5 elements of nature) theme. Flamenco dancers emphasized "Fire" element. Hence in the literal sense, I chose to paint fire for Flamenco dancers. I love bright warm colors and this painting portrays energetic movements of brush strokes.
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Flamenco2 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - 30 x 36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
AVAILABLE $600.00 + Shipping
Contact me - preranap@hotmail.com, 949-742-2579

The painting will be varnished and available ready to hang with hooks and wire. Edges of canvas are painted in dark color so it can be hung unframed. In addition as a memorabilia, I can paint BMM 2015 logo on it, see below example:

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SOLD

To see the set of 6 paintings together, click here.

Watch the Video while creating the painting. An incredible experience!!

Flamenco1 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony

This is fifth painting in the set of six paintings that was performed live during BMM 2015 Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi piece.
**BMM - Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal
For looking at overview and 6 paintings together, look at blog post here.

The Dancers portrayed "pancha mahabhoot" (5 elements of nature) theme. Flamenco dancers emphasized "Fire" element. Hence in the literal sense, I chose to paint fire for Flamenco dancers. I love bright warm colors and this painting portrays energetic movements of brush strokes.
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Flamenco1 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - 30 x 36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
AVAILABLE $600.00 + Shipping
Contact me - preranap@hotmail.com, 949-742-2579

The painting will be varnished and available ready to hang with hooks and wire. Edges of canvas are painted in dark color so it can be hung unframed. In addition as a memorabilia, I can paint BMM 2015 logo on it, see below example:

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SOLD
To see the set of 6 paintings together, click here.

Watch the Video while creating the painting. An incredible experience!!

Kathak2 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - SOLD

This is fourth painting in the set of six paintings that was performed live during BMM 2015 Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi piece.
**BMM - Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal
For looking at overview and 6 paintings together, look at blog post here.

The Dancers portrayed "pancha mahabhoot" (5 elements of nature) theme. Kathak dancers emphasized "Air". Earth and Space(Void) are additionally incorporated in this piece using colors brown and green and yellow (for earth), Circular pattern being for Air and Space.
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Kathak2 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - 30 x 36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
SOLD
Contact me - preranap@hotmail.com, 949-742-2579

To see the set of six paintings together,click here.


Kathak1 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony

This is third painting in the set of six paintings that was performed live during BMM 2015 Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi piece.
**BMM - Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal
For looking at overview and 6 paintings together, look at blog post here.

The Dancers portrayed "pancha mahabhoot" (5 elements of nature) theme. Kathak dancers emphasized "Air". Earth and Space(Void) are additionally incorporated in this piece using colors brown and green and yellow (for earth), Circular pattern being for Air and Space.
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Kathak1 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - 30 x 36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
AVAILABLE $600.00 + Shipping
Contact me - preranap@hotmail.com, 949-742-2579

The painting will be varnished and available ready to hang with hooks and wire. Edges of canvas are painted in dark color so it can be hung unframed. In addition as a memorabilia, I can paint BMM 2015 logo on it, see below example:

click on image to view larger
SOLD
To see the set of 6 paintings together, click here.

Watch the Video while creating the painting. An incredible experience!!

Bharatnatyam2 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony

This is second painting in the set of six paintings that was performed live during BMM 2015 Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi piece.
**BMM - Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal
For looking at overview and 6 paintings together, look at blog post here.

The Dancers portrayed "pancha mahabhoot" (5 elements of nature) theme. Bharatnatyam dancers emphasized on "Water" and so I used blues in this color scheme and also incorporated wave motion in the painting.
Bharatnatyam2 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - 30 x 36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
AVAILABLE $600.00 + Shipping
Contact me - preranap@hotmail.com, 949-742-2579

The painting will be varnished and available ready to hang with hooks and wire. Edges of canvas are painted in dark color so it can be hung unframed. In addition as a memorabilia, I can paint BMM 2015 logo on it, see below example:

click on image to view larger:
SOLD
To see the set of 6 paintings together, click here.

Watch the Video while creating the painting. An incredible experience!!

Bharatnatyam1 BMM2015 OpeningCeremony - SOLD

This is first painting in the set of six paintings that was performed live during BMM 2015 Opening Ceremony, Jugalbandi piece.
**BMM - Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal
For looking at overview and 6 paintings together, look at blog post here.

The Dancers portrayed "pancha mahabhoot" (5 elements of nature) theme. Bharatnatyam dancers emphasized on "Water" and so I used blues in this color scheme and also incorporated wave motion in the painting.
Bharatnatyam1 BMM2015 Opening Ceremony - 30 x 36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
SOLD
For Available paintings click here.

Watch the Video while creating the painting. An incredible experience!!

Live Painting on stage - BMM 2015 - July 3rd

It is hard to believe - haven't posted anything in last 2 months!!
As I finished up the last Spring Roses painting and installation, I found myself occupied in a very interesting project. It was something I had never done before and eventually as the project progressed I got completely consumed.
Before raising your curiosity further, let me just show the end result and then write up the story...
Here it is..
BMM - is Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal

5 x 9 Feet, Acrylic on Canvas, Painted live on stage in ~12 minutes, synchronized with live musicians and dancers
Live Painting - 5 x 9 Feet, Acrylic on Canvas
Each of these paintings are for sale for $600.00 as memorabilia for the BMM 2015 opening ceremony event. Contact me at preranap@hotmail.com, or 949-742-2579

Watch the Video while creating the painting. An incredible experience!!

Now the story:
There was a 12-13 minute Jugalbandi item within the Opening Ceremony for BMM 2015. This item consisted of 3 different dance forms - Kathak, Bharatnatyam and Flaminco - pair of dancers for each dance form. Dance was performed to live music - Tabla, Pakhawaj, Flute and Vocalist. While the dancing and music was performed there was painting being performed on stage portraying music and dance through colors.

Here are individual paintings -
    SOLD
Bharatnatyam1_BMM2015OpeningCeremony - 30x36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
For more about above painting click here.


Bharatnatyam2_BMM2015OpeningCeremony - 30x36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
Available - for more about above painting click here.


Flamenco1_BMM2015OpeningCeremony - 30x36 inches, Acrylic on Canvas

Available - for more about above painting click here.



Thursday, April 23, 2015

Spring Roses - SOLD

I don't know if I was burnt out or what, but couldn't continue on Oil painting. So took a break for sometime and saw these beautiful Roses. I love painting flowers and I had not done watercolors for so very long! I love how watercolors create a magical effect when mixed.
For some reason, I have never mixed colors on palette. All my color mixing is done directly on paper in this case and on canvas directly when I am painting oils. The 2 colors laid side by side on paper using watercolor creates a magical effect. Its a surprise to see the effect when the painting dries up.
Also this is the first time I have painted this large size - 16x20 inches using watercolors. I think I should work with even larger paper now, its fun experimenting with this medium!
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Spring Roses - 16 x 20 inches, on Arches paper
SOLD
Email me if interested in a similar piece - preranap@hotmail.com 

Sunday, March 1, 2015

NEWS + FREE ART STUFF !! March 1st WINNER

Drum roll please!!! ....
March 1st has arrived and time to announce the WINNER!! and the free gift!

I will do the next draw on MAY 1st!! There will be a different gift, sign up on the link HERE.

The WINNER is... ****** Sheela Ernale ****** and the gift is:
My desk calendar featured here:

PreranaKulkarniArt - 2015 Desk Calendar, Premium Glossy Cardstock, 12 Original Oil paintings Reproduced on each page, While supplies Last!!
Desk Calendar 2015
AND
Set of 10 Notecards featured here:
PreranaKulkarniArt - Set of 10 Fine Art Note Cards, Reproduced from my Watercolor Paintings
Set of 10 Notecards - has 5 designs, click on link above to see the designs!


Holy Jim Waterfall - SOLD

Last year in summer, we went for Hiking to Holy Jim Trail about 4 -5 miles from our home. It was a medium hike and not very steep actually. It felt like a long way at first, but after reaching the waterfalls, it was nice and cool and felt very rewarding! Took lots of pictures there and I loved this one. The painting is from one of the pictures cropped to show only the waterfall and close up view. I wanted to bring out the rugged rocks and the trickling waterfalls all over, the algae around it! All together formed interesting shapes and colors!
I would again go hiking there for sure!
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Holy Jim Waterfall - 12 x 16 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
SOLD

Saturday, February 21, 2015

Red Rock Canyon Shades

In December we went for hiking to Whiting Ranch, very close to our home. There are quite a few trails in there for mountain biking as well as walking. We followed the Red Rock Canyon Trail, it took probably 2 hours or so, but at the end of the trail, there was this gorgeous view and specially at sunset, the rocks were glowing! What a reward after hiking so much!! I took pictures and painted this from a picture I took up there.
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Red Rock Canyon Shades - 14 x 18 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel - picture in a warm lighted area
The painting looks different depending on light. The above one in clicked with warm light on. Posting another below with just normal daylight:
Red Rock Canyon Shades - 14 x 18 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel - picture in normal daylight

Monday, February 16, 2015

Spring Tulips

I bought a new Soltek Easel and had to try it in my backyard first. It was valentines day, I bought tulips and put it in vase and placed it outdoors on a table. It was awesome experience to paint outdoors, I love the light for painting!! And BTW this painting will be taught in my One Day Workshop coming up on 28th Feb!!
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Spring Tulips - 12 x 16 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Asparagus - SOLD

This is my very first piece with Watercolor and Ink. I painted it on request of my friend and collector of my paintings. She had a similar piece with Celery and wanted a companion piece with Agparagus. So I made an attempt, and it turned out fabulous, this was immediately liked by my friend too and she bought it!!
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Asparagus - 8.5 x 3 inches, Watercolor and Ink on Arches paper
SOLD

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Setup and Work in Progress pics for 30 in 30 challenge

This time around for 30 in 30 challenge, I did the painting the night before for the following day. It gave me a feeling that I am ahead of the game and I posted the painting on my blog around midnight! I had planned for the set up early enough in December and that way my stage was ready for the performance by fruits and vegetables. The set up was rather crude, but worked really well. I took a cardboard box and cut out couple of circles for the light to show. See it below, the cutout for light is on left side top. There was another cut out on right side that I used to secure the inside fabric. See how I have arranged the background fabric. Sometimes I used different colored fabrics, in that case I simply placed the second colored fabric at the bottom surface and then placed my subject on top.
This is the simplest setup anyone can do at home. For the light, I used the clamp light from Home Depot, that way if I needed the light from front, then I clipped it onto my easel (which was in front). In all of my paintings except a couple, I used the light source on the top left as shown in above picture. So I got a lot of practice of painting backlit objects. Next time around though, I am going to construct my stage using the pipes from home depot, which will be sturdy.
However, you might think looking at the setup - this is not exciting at all!! How the heck this could have turned into a beautiful painting and how any artist can get inspired by such a thing..!!!??? Let me reveal the secret....
See first 2 pictures below: Shadowbox Setup (more zoomed in than the earlier one) and Setup Closeup (further zoomed into looking just at the fruits). Another thing I must add here - this is cell phone picture - so not great quality, but its handy to get the idea. Believe me - the fruits and vegetables look gorgeous with reflections of fabric on it and the shadow of fruits reflecting the orange color in this case. So once I focus my attention to the layout of fruit and veges, I sketched it on 6 x 6 canvas board. The Stage 1 as I am showing in collage are the first color notes - where I note the light and dark colors - irrespective of the actual color of the object. My next layer is Stage 2, where I painted actual color of the objects - orange for the objects here and blue-green for the background ...etc. Stage 2 is really the most important stage in the painting, this determines if a painting is going to be successful or not. Further Stage 3 is developing more color variations lighter / darker etc within the area painted in Stage 2. Stage 4 is the final painting with highlights - lightest light and darkest area etc.. At this point, the objects have come alive on the canvas and it is the most fulfilling aspect of painting for me.



Saturday, January 31, 2015

Day 31 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Looking back at 30 days

As I look back at this snapshot of 30 paintings, I extend many thanks to the Artist Leslie Saeta who hosted this challenge. There were 1483 artists around the world who participated in this challenge, which is really impressive!! Also really feel blessed and thankful for the support and appreciation I received from home, friends and family which helped me focus on this creation. Feeling really encouraged! This is the third time I participated in this challenge and I will do it again!! Love Love Love it!!
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Friday, January 30, 2015

Day 30 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Anticipation in Green

And... the Grand Finale is... Hungry for Pear!! My friend friend suggested Anticipation in Green!! Loved the new title!
I absolutely enjoyed this journey of 30 paintings and these 30 days have been the most productive! Feel very accomplished. The challenge in this painting is the background fabric is almost the same color as the pear and the knife - a shiny surface!! I used to think when I began painting few years ago ... How do you paint a metal surface without metallic paints? No more a puzzle for me, its possible!! Check it out:
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Anticipation in Green - 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_030


Thursday, January 29, 2015

Day 29 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Vine Tomatoes

Ok fine, I created few tomato paintings already, but not these Vine Tomatoes that came fresh from the farmers market.. So I had to do them!! And actually I use lot of tomatoes in my cooking and salads equally, so I have them always handy!!

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Vine Tomatoes - 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_029


Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Day 28 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Asparagus with Tomato N Cilantro - SOLD

My husband bought Asparagus from the farmer's market on the weekend. This is a vegetable that I have never painted, so took up the challenge along with my favorite tomato and cilantro!!
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Asparagus with Tomato N Cilantro - 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_028
SOLD


Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Day 27 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Apple medley with a Kiss

This is again Apple, but I have been wanting to try out this setup for a long time. The set up is inspired by artist Elena Katsyura (google her to look up her still life) - I love her paintings. The still life is based on objects reflecting back into a metallic surface (silver, copper, bronze etc). Looking at her paintings during 30 in 30, I badly wanted to try such reflecting objects. Can you guess what kind of bowl I might have used for my setup?
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Apple Medley with a Kiss - 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_027
Available here

Monday, January 26, 2015

Day 26 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Strawberry Infused Water With Sweethearts

A little different than usual, the water is infused with Strawberries. So still sticking with my fruits and vege theme! In addition the Sweethearts make it perfect for Valentines.
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Strawberry Infused Water With Sweethearts - 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_026
Available here


Friends - only one last week left for this "special pricing" 30 in 30 for $30!! Contact me on preranap@hotmail.com if interested. Look up the link above for all available paintings.

Sunday, January 25, 2015

Day 25 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Reflections - Jolly Rancher Gummies - 2

Here's the second painting - Jolly Rancher Gummies.

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Reflections - Jolly Rancher Gummies 2, 6 x 6  inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_025
Available here


The above is second part of the Diptych. Below is a picture of both together:
Reflections - Jolly Rancher Gummies 1 and 2, ea is 6 x 6  inches, Oil on Canvas Panel


Saturday, January 24, 2015

Day 24 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Reflections - Jolly Rancher Gummies - 1

Yes Yes... I said I will do fruits and vegetables this month. But the other day in Walmart, I saw an attractive package with fruit pictures on it. I could not resist buying it for 30 in 30. Even if it is gummies, it is in the shape of fruits and vegetables - Works for me!!
To make it challenging, I kept these gummies on a glass for painting reflections. See which one you like.
BTW, I couldn't fit all 6 flavors in one 6x6 painting, so I decided to do a diptych. So next blog will be on the second set of fruits.
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Reflections - Jolly Rancher Gummies 1, 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas

Code# PK_15_024
Available here


The above is first part of diptych painting. Together the 2 parts look as below:
Reflections - Jolly Rancher Gummies 1 and 2, 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas

Friday, January 23, 2015

Day 23 - 30 in 30 Challenge Jan 2015 - Three C's for Salad

This is going to be my salad for Lunch tomorrow - Three C's being - Cherry Tomato, Cucumber, Carrot. Love how it came out. The Carrot does look like it is sticking out! And did you notice the reflections on the cherry tomatoes, the blue cloth reflecting on it as well as the carrot and cucumber. Each C has the reflecting color from each other - love it!!
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Three C's for Salad - 6 x 6 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Code# PK_15_023
Available here

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