Still life paintings

This original oil painting, titled "Sweet Cherries," captures the vibrant and juicy essence of fresh fruit. Measuring 5.1 x 7.1 inches (13x18 cm) and crafted with oil paints on hardboard, each piece in this series embodies the brightness and freshness of fruit. The artwork aims to evoke the sensation of being in a fragrant garden, surrounded by the enticing aroma of ripe fruits, as if they have just been plucked from the branch.

Still life painting of a teapot and oranges in a window, painted by artist Patrick Saunders in oils on canvas.

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This painting features a turquoise bottle containing orange blossoms and a trio of orange pieces positioned off to the side. Size: 12” x 12” Oil on 7/8″ Gallery Wrapped Linen Canvas

Stacked Tea with Roses

Lemons in blue, oil on canvas, 8 x 10 x 5/8 in. I’ve been reading “Oil Painting Essentials” by Gregg Kreutz, and one mantra from this book has lodged in my brain: “Make light the main event.” To me, this is a huge point. When I first started painting, I thought that paintings were like photos. In photos we usually focus on a subject, and we don’t necessarily think much about light and shadow (check out how many still life photos on Pixabay have no shadows!). My paintings were all about the…

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About this item Size: This framed art print measures 8.27 x 11.69 inches (21 x 29.7 cm). Our framed wall art prints are available in a variety of colours including Black, Brown, Light Grey, Light Oak, and White. Frame colour options vary by product. Framed Wall Art: Our quality wooden frames are used to house our fantastic prints, showing them off to their full potential. Care & Quality: Your framed wall prints will be well packaged to ensure safe delivery. Our premium prints are created…

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By Brandi Bowman in Art Tutorials > Painting Tutorials Artist block—we all get it. Even though I love to paint still lifes, they can get boring, and there are times when I just need something to excite me and get me motivated to paint. If that happens to you too, here are 4 things I do to switch up my still lifes and get back into the painting mindset: 1. Make it weird One way to spice up a still life is […]

Watercolor Painting of a kettle and a cup placed in front of drapery