Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts

Sunday, December 25, 2016

A Snack with Water


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Happy Holidays! I hope you all had some yummy food. Here's a little plate I put together and painted. I was inspired by the food I give my son. He's picky so I mostly give him plates that look similar to this. Nothing touching. Lots of pretty colors.

This is also the example painting for the current Daily Paintworks Challenge, The Plated Food Challenge. If you have some time this week, try it and post it for others to see. It's fun!


Sunday, March 04, 2012

Competing with Cheddar


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After we released ArtBytes on Wednesday I took a couple of days to do something completely different. Still creative, but a different avenue. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and look forward to doing more in the future. Click here to see pictures.

Saturday, March 03, 2012

Swiss and Gouda


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I've been browsing the fancy cheese section at the grocery store recently. I now judge swiss based on how big the holes are. I get a lot of funny looks, but it's worth it.

Monday, February 27, 2012

Way Past Five


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This Wednesday at 11am CST my husband and I will be interviewed on Artists Helping Artists, again. : ) This time we have a big announcement - one I think some of ya'll will be particularly interested in. I'll announce it here as well, after the show, but if you want to hear it sooner be sure to listen in. We've been working on it for months and I've been itching to scream it from the rooftops!

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Grape Fixation


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I felt it was appropriate, in my second cheese stack painting, for there to be a pig involved. And while he fell in love with the grape I fell in love with the reflection of the cheese back on him.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Cheese and Grapes


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I get my best ideas right before I fall asleep and right after I wake up. I don't know why. I had this idea recently, in bed, to paint little stacks of different kinds of cheese, paired with fruit. Why on earth was I thinking about this in bed?! At any rate, I was very excited to try it. And it turns out cheese has some lovely translucent qualities that are very interesting to paint. The only problem is after it sits out for a while it starts to ... "sweat" a bit.