More work was done later in the details such as tiny colander holes that have 3 different colors, some shading, glazing inside the container and emphasizing highlights. Most pepper stems are done, but I did omit those that will have shadow under or across for ease of painting.
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Kay, how did you get the beautiful purple in the onion and also in the middle tomato? This is a beautiful, vibrant painting!
Thanks Cathy for your nice comments. I used quinacridones magenta, violet and burnt orange; alizarin crimson, permanent rose, Grumbacher true red, and transparent pyrrol orange to make the dark reddish purple.
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