Original oil 3"x3"
unframed, with free mini easel
©2011 Diana Moses Botkin
Friday, February 25, 2011
"Red Jello in Glass" Miniature Daily Painting
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- Diana Moses Botkin
- I'm an artist, wife, mother, and grandmother living and working in beautiful Idaho. I've been making art most of my life. My career has encompassed opportunities in commercial art, custom murals, portrait painting, teaching, and writing about art. I'm pleased to say that my work has been honored with regional and national awards, corporate and museum purchases, and numerous private commissions.
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2 comments:
Jello!! What a great idea! Who knew it would make such a fun and interesting subject? Well done!
The translucent substance is a bit like thick glass the way it absorbs and transmits light and color... fun indeed for a still life. Thanks for dropping by!
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