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I did some work last year for Chinet, the paper plate company. I wasn't able to say much about it at the time, but I put the 4 paintings I did for them down below. I painted food, on paper plates (they added the edges of the plates around the food in photoshop). It was interesting. One of the things I painted was a fruit salad. We went around and around before hand about how it should look, and I finally cut the strawberries and they looked so cool! Anyway ... so I cut them for this painting and ... that's why? heh heh
Carol.....
ReplyDeleteThis is really nice work. These paintings work great as a set.
Looks very tasty :) It can become a new trend - to paint dishes from menu rather than to picture them by photocamera)
ReplyDeleteFabulous! All of it:) Love the strawberries and milk. The angular brushwork on the plate and glass are exceptional-admire the heck out of that! So tickled for you- love the feasts you painted for Chinet! The possibilities are endless dear friend= and you teach us that everyday. Thank you:)
ReplyDeleteThese are all incredible... will we see them in some Chinet promotional materials?? Only YOU could make eating off paper plates look classy! :) So fun to see.
ReplyDeleteAnother strawberry painting which I like more then the one yesterday. I wonder if it is because you cut the strawberries? This painting is like a breath of fresh air with the bright green background, the red of the strawberries, and the white of the milk. Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWow Carol, these are amazing. I bet they were thrilled with them. The cut strawberries do look great , you don't see them painted that way too often.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! The food looks amazing, how fun that challenge must have been. Really amazing!!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW! I love what you did for them, they are amazing...I do kinda say similar things about your work but to sum it all up...in one word it is... WOW!!!! You are definitely a unique artist and I thoroughly enjoy looking at each piece you create. You have outdone yourself here!
ReplyDeleteOOOOOOOOOOOOh!! (It wouldn't be nice for me to take up all the room here with the appropriate amount of O's or !'s!)
ReplyDeleteOK Carole, It's a mystery. Why the gorgeous food so luciously painted on paper plates with raggedy edges ... For a paper plate company?
ReplyDeleteLovely combination of green with red. Great painting, as usual!
ReplyDeleteOh Carol, you rock "Girl".
ReplyDeleteThese is lovely.
Happy painting
Kewl Foughd! I'm looking forward to the ads.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me it's strawberries with Cream?
I got hungry looking at these!
ReplyDeleteVery exciting work! Over the past year pastries have been creeping into my studio. I've been photographing them and painting them and some followers have wondered why. It's the color! It's the loose brush stroke that's attractive. Mine are still a bit busy. --I like the simplicity and abstract qualities of your work. Very impressive. How big are these painting--did I miss that? I'll take another look.
ReplyDeleteWow. I study your brushstrokes. Love the way you make each one count.
ReplyDeleteChinet work is awesome.
Carol, these are wonderful! What a fun series! I love them, and it looks like a lot of other people do too!
ReplyDeleteYour Chinet Series is ASTOUNDING!!!! As usual, SO incredibly well done! Congratulations, Carol!
ReplyDeleteHey Carol, These foods looks so beautiful. You have selected the great them. I just loved this art work. It's great!
ReplyDeleteThese are sublime paintings, and it must be such a joy to start a new one every day.
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to inspire me. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMan! I thought it was real food.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!!