Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Apples

I'm really happy with these apples. I learned so much from my T.V. art teacher Jerry Yarnell -- my husband tells me these classes are probably 20 years old LOL I don't care -- I figure the principles are still the same. I get them on the BYU channel on Saturday. I record them and then I can go back and watch as many times as I like.
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6 comments:

  1. Teri2:29 PM

    Marilyn, these apples are just gorgeous!!! And I love the setting in the grass, it's so simple yet so effective. What media did you use for this? It looks like oil. Beautiful beautiful!

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  2. Lin2:38 PM

    OH YES!!! MARILYNN!!! THESE ARE JUICY, BRIGHT, CRISP, AWESOME APPLES!!! GLORIOUS!!! GREAT SETTING TOO!! BRAVA! BRAVA!

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  3. Carolyn Kinniery4:35 PM

    These apples came out great! You really captured the color and highlights. I like how you pout them in the grass. I never would have though of that! I wish I could watch your TV art teacher!

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  4. Irene7:07 PM

    Great apples. We just went to Oak Glen and saw many apples on the ground in the orchards. I would never have thought to paint them there. Very creative.

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  5. Linda7:36 PM

    I agree about the setting -- it was a really wonderful idea to put them in the grass! Great piece!

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  6. Marilyn1:33 PM

    Thanks to all for your comments.

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