Summer Garlic

5.5x5.5 watercolor on Arteza 110 lb paper done over the past weekend, a kitchen still life that is fun to paint and to cook with, too. Ref courtesy WetCanvas. COPYRIGHT 2021 Kay Smith

Onions and Garlic

9x12 watercolor on Canson 140 lb cold press paper sketched yesterday in under 10 minutes then painted in 45 minutes for this interesting still life. Love to cook with both these vegetables so was a thrill to paint them together.  This was featured on this weekend's drawing event on WetCanvas.
COPYRIGHT 2017 Kay Smith           Email:  1971ks@att.net for purchase via PayPal          Cost:  $200

Storing Fruits and Vegetables

9x10.25 ink and watercolor on paper, drawn yesterday and painted today, a grouping of various vegetables such as purple and yellow onions, garlic, leeks, carrots, mushrooms, potatoes, beets, pomegranates, etc.   Instruction text on how long to store them is written to the right in ink.
Image is COPYRIGHT 2014 Kay Smith.

Pickled

8.5x5.5 watercolor over ink line drawing using Pigma Micron 01 pen on Master's Touch sketchbook paper drawn yesterday and painted today.  Inspired by local canning products I can use this pickle jar to hope our Howard County Fair is a good one this fall.  Carrots, red bell pepper and garlic cloves dot the bottom part of this simple still life of vegetables.
Image is COPYRIGHT 2014 Kay Smith.

Windowsill Veggies

15x22 watercolor on 140 lb cold press paper, painted wet in wet a few years ago, a still life of bell peppers, tomatoes, garlic and potted herbs in a sunny windowsill.  I painted this again as a demo for east Texas painters and that one has a red bell in front.  Some negative work was done on the plant leaves.  This piece is SOLD.
Image COPYRIGHT 2010 Kay Smith.

Windowsill Veggie Still Life

15x22 watercolor of a collection of vegetables and a pot of herbs still life in a sunny windowsill.Painted wet in wet quickly for that juicy loose look.

Demo Windowsill with Red Pepper for Noonday class

15x22 watercolor on Kilimanjaro 140 lb cold press paper. It was the first demo for Noonday's workshop participants, painted in under 2 hours wet into wet. I tried to show them how to do negative painting as noted in the herb pot's leaves.

Windowsill

15x22 watercolor on Italia Acquerello 140 lb cold press paper of a group of fresh veggies and herbs in an imaginary windowsill. Some negative painting done with herb leaves; this was painted wet in wet using American Journey paints.