
Cherry Harvest in Washington State is risky business with sudden rain storms and hail, then unbearable heat, threatening to split those still on the trees. But this year we had a bumper crop and when my husband brought home a sack of ripe bings, I couldn't resist the challenge of painting them.
I wasn't sure if I could actually make them appear shiny, delicous and the right color, my goal for these two tiny treasures, but when I step back, I've accomplished just that! They look good enough to pluck off the page and pop in my mouth.
These two studies would look awesome together,

above a sidetable or in your breakfast nook.
Cherries Study 1, above,
oils, 7x5", $75.00. SOLD
Cherries Study 2, right,
oils, 5x7", $75.00. SOLD
1 comment:
Thanks Denise for purchasing these fun studies. They'll add some spice to any room you decide to hang them. Or just put them on a side table in the dining room! Enjoy!
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