Cake! Rainbow cake. 6 of 6 series. 6 x 6 inches, oil on canvas

Cake! Chocolate Mint, 5 of 6 series, 6 x 6 inches, oil on canvas

Rasberry Cake, 6x6, 4 of 6 series, oil on canvas

Cake! Fruit tart, 3 of 6 series, 6x6 inches, oil on canvas

Cake! Chocolate Raspberry Mousse cake. Series 2 of 6

Cake! Chocolate Raspberry Mousse cake oil painting. Series 2 of 6, 6x6 oil on deep canvas. Yum!

Cake! Chocolate Raspberry Mousse cake. Series 2 of 6

Dark chocolate, raspberry swirl. I thin there is nothing else to say.

Cake! Mango Chocolate

Mango Chocolate Mousse cake oil painting, 6 x6 oil on deep canvas, 1 of 6 series 

Cake! Mango Chocolate Mousse Cake. 1 of 6 series
I am lucky enough to live close to a bakery that specializes in European style cake with a tropical twist.
This a mango chocolate mousse.

Floridian shell memories

Floridian shell memories, 16 x 12 inches, oil on canvas

 

 

I found an old Florida postcard with a faded and stained background.

I thought of the tourists coming here and leaving with a little bit of Florida in their suitcase.

On a technical note, the whole background of the painting is very heavily glazed with colors that reminded me of shimmering water.

Midnight orchids, 9 x 7, oil on canvas panel
 

The blue rose

The blue rose, 4 x 4, oil on canvas panel.

Passion fruit still life 16” x12” oil on canvas

The passion fruit in a red bowl (the long wait).  

Two years in the ground and all of a sudden you have a vine covering the phone polls and wires with colorful flowers turning into beautiful globes of greens, yellows and purples.

Yes, you have to wait for this perfectly gorgeous purple color to fade and have it shrivel up! When the passionfruit is ready it is super good but you have to wait.

This is painting about how to wait patiently for the fruit to age and long after the pears and the grapes were gone, the passion fruit rewards with its delicious treat.



copy of William Bouguereau painting