To Bake, Boil or Fry?

6"x6"

Acrylic

These potatoes are freshly washed, sitting on the cutting board, waiting to become something new. The question is, "What to make?" This is the question I have on a daily basis. I open the refrigerator and look in the cupboard, taking inventory of what I have, and contemplating my options.

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By The Bunch

6"x6"

Acrylic

Painted on a 3/16" wood panel with finished edges, this painting can be beautifully displayed on a tabletop easel. The image depicts a bunch of bananas resting on a sheet of glass so the reflection of the image can be seen.

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No Sugar Needed

6"x6"

Acrylic

The grapefruit is from my father's tree. They are so sweet they don't need sugar. I love the variety of odd shapes and the exterior coloration. I chose, Tangerine, the color for 2012, to set off the yellow grapefruit.

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Tangerine Bloom

6"x6"

Acrylic

The rose is a small climber with a flower that changes from golden yellow to orange and crimson. It is one of my favorites in the garden.       

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A Good Start

6"x6"

Acrylic

The image depicts a partially peeled banana, bowl of cold cereal and a glass of warm water.

Painted on a 3/16" wood panel with finished edges, this painting can be beautifully displayed on a tabletop easel.

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Banana reflection

6"x6"

Acrylic

Painted on a 3/16" wood panel with finished edges, this painting can be beautifully displayed on a tabletop easel. The image depicts a pair of bananas resting on a sheet of glass so the reflection of the image can be seen.

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I created this photo by placing black fabric in a large shoe box, placing a sheet of glass at the back and inside the bottom, and I then set the pair of bananas on the glass.  

The reflection of the bananas in the background is too dominant and complicates the composition so I am going to paint over the background with black.