
"Kaleidoscope: Magnifying Glass No. 2"
Oil on panel, 5 x 5 inches (12 x 12 cm)
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Kaleidoscope.
From the Greek: καλός (kalos), "beautiful" + είδος (eidos), "shape" +
σκοπέω (scopeο), "to look at, to examine".
Roughly, “looking at beautiful forms”
This is the next painting from my Kaleidoscope series. I decided to challenge myself to push the realism a little further here, and spent some time working on the bubbles and deformities in the glass, as well as the knots on the oriental rug. Although I did not aim to paint each individual knot, I was definitely going for the feeling of individual knots, and the richness of the surface texture. It certainly gave me a new appreciation for the skill and patience of the original weaver.
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After putting it off for a long, long time, I've finally set up a facebook page. Please take a look at it here.
Double Lemon

"Double Lemon"
Oil on linen, 12 x 6 inches (30 x 15 cm)
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I've also been working on a slightly larger painting of a pair of lemons trapped in an old jar. It's been slow going, but I finally finished it yesterday.
Happy Fourth
Finally, to my U.S. readers, I want to wish you all a safe and happy Fourth of July. For my part, I will be heading up to the Maine coast for a couple days of rest, sightseeing, and - most importantly - cookouts. I'll be back with new work next week.




10 comments:
These are fantastic! Your blog is great I love your artwork!
Absolutely stunning! It's just like the old Dutch masters.
Stunning work, Jeff. I love the colors!
Jeff, I stumbled on to your site, and so happy that I did;your work is really beautiful. I love painting things inside of glass as well, but maybe not as well!
Kaleidoscope series is a great idea.
A fun way way to express light and color.
Grrr you talented types.
I'm guessing that if i said the word "rainbow" to you it would have no meaning?
Sorry xx
These are the spectacular! Your artworks look unforgettably. I was sat back in awe and became your hot fan.
Thank you for the beauty you share with the world.
I would greatly appreciate your visit to my blogs and your comments.
well, I've been trying to respond to all of your comments individually, but I let things slip with this post.
So, all of you, please accept my heartfelt appreciation and thanks!
beautiful still work...love the transparency. wow. I like
Double Lemon' better, lemons are key to my culture's cooking...it gives it lots of flavor!
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