Original artwork description:
This is a painting I made based on the concept of primary colours, where you can mix yellow, blue and red in any combination along with the shades black and white to make any colour. I went through a mini phase in 2020 trying to improve my cooking and thought why can't making flavours be like making colours? Why can't we assign sour sweet ect. In order to make it clear what goes “well” together.
The painting is a skewer of a lemon (yellow/ sour), blueberry (blue/ sweet) and chilli (red/ spicy) dripping down their colours where the drips mix to form a watermelon which floats to the surface, in the background are oranges and cucumbers already formed.
This painting warrants a second thought after I show off my painting “Cheese”, one I made a few weeks later after learning something about my brain and flavours.
Hand stretched and always sold with hooks a certificate of authenticity and ready to hang!
Materials used:
Water mixable oils
Tags:
#watermelon art #painting recipe #flavours of art #lemon blueberry and chilli #flavoursPrimary Flavours (2020)
Oil painting
by Vanessa Stefanova
7 Artist Reviews
£326.98
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30 x 38 x 3cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
This is a painting I made based on the concept of primary colours, where you can mix yellow, blue and red in any combination along with the shades black and white to make any colour. I went through a mini phase in 2020 trying to improve my cooking and thought why can't making flavours be like making colours? Why can't we assign sour sweet ect. In order to make it clear what goes “well” together.
The painting is a skewer of a lemon (yellow/ sour), blueberry (blue/ sweet) and chilli (red/ spicy) dripping down their colours where the drips mix to form a watermelon which floats to the surface, in the background are oranges and cucumbers already formed.
This painting warrants a second thought after I show off my painting “Cheese”, one I made a few weeks later after learning something about my brain and flavours.
Hand stretched and always sold with hooks a certificate of authenticity and ready to hang!
Materials used:
Water mixable oils
Tags:
#watermelon art #painting recipe #flavours of art #lemon blueberry and chilli #flavoursReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (7)
This artwork is sold by Vanessa Stefanova from Australia
