8"x8"oil/panelHere are two Hungarian peppers at rest
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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- brian eppley
- Harrisburg, Pa., United States
- I am an oil painter. I paint mostly from direct observation both indoors and out. I studied at the Art Students League Manhattan under Daniel Dickerson. In my work I strive to maintain a balance between abstraction and representation all the while keeping atmosphere most important. View my show schedule to see where I'll be exhibiting.
2 comments:
Awesome! Love that hard-to-describe color that those kind of peppers have.
Thanks Jala, I think I should have kept both peppers inside the edges of the panel on this one? I'm happy you like the color though.
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