If you have ever been to Grand Central Station, you probably know the beautiful grocery there. Oh, if only I could have that store in my neighborhood. The most beautiful and tempting foods combined with the most unique and interesting displays I have ever seen in a grocery. A feast for the eyes and a winning combination.
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Beautiful Carol! I love the way you composed this and the layers of onion bunches. I also love your brushwork. Just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove those colors, that limey yellow and the thick white paint on the ends. Very cool composition too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful array of onions, fresh and ready for purchase... Take your camera when you go to Paris and I will direct you to some amazing markets... You will have material for your art for years to come, people and produce!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
Muy bonita esta pintura, muy original. Muchos saludos.
ReplyDeleteCarol a wonderful job of capturing the scallions essence.
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Karena
Art by Karena
This is so nice! I really like the blues and blue-greens you've used -- and the thick white paint! Great harmony!
ReplyDeleteUnusual composition of green onions - delightful and well-rendered Carol!
ReplyDeleteGreat values! I've been to this store in San Francisco!
ReplyDeleteCaptivating, Carol ! love that movement and color !
ReplyDeleteOo, lovely. Chop chop chop. It must be Spring...I can smell them. Time for an omelet - out into the garden for goodies! Oh. It's February. Everything is still brown muck. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a nice fresh painting! I know little about technique but I liked the white too - it feels crisp and crunchy. It's quite something, the way paint can add expression more powerfully than a photograph that way. The way we see the world is most complex - painting is a language process, I guess, just like poetry.
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A very clever composition, Carol! The architecture of veggies! It is beautifully painted too!
ReplyDeleteIt's unanimous.....this one is awesome. Love the colors and shape of the onions.
ReplyDeleteThis really is a wonderful compostion and the colors are so beautifully soft. I also think the little rubber bands are a delightful touch.
ReplyDeleteLove it,lovely colours and composition, a real winner.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Carol! Hope you're enjoying the weekend :) Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteDelightful and wonderful! Great job and wish I had that store near me also:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! The colors are fabulous and that pop of red is terrific:)
ReplyDeleteThat's such an original and gorgeous painting.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Carol. The colors are wonderful as is the brushwork. Don't we all wish for Grand Central Station store.
ReplyDeleteYou have my favorite color palette of all!
ReplyDeleteThose red ties around the onions add that extra exciting touch to this. Another one I love!
ReplyDeletecarol, I love the colors in this one. I saw the pic and stopped and came here. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI call these shallots in Australia. I love using them in cooking. You've captured them really well. They do tend to flop and curve a bit.
ReplyDeleteGreat painting Carol. Lovely color.
ReplyDeleteTomatoes, cabbages, onions... your ability to turn produce into beautiful art simply amazes me.
ReplyDeleteThe color, compostion and impasto are grand.
oooo, these are simply perfect! i love your work as always, beautifully composed, incredible palette and stunning brushwork!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. The color and composition is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThe similarity is evident! The colours definately grabbed my attention, as did the quantity of bundels.
ReplyDeleteI also love the shape and colour of your mug!!! Perfect for my 'bucket' of tea I drink at night!!!