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Purple Pear Love - Still life oil painting - 6x6

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Pears are my favorite fruit, not just to paint, but to eat. A good pear is better than candy, maybe even better than cake. I'm waiting patiently for these two to ripen...


Oil on panel, 6x6 inches
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We planted our first square foot garden this weekend. I'm so excited! It's my first garden ever....well except for the radishes I grew when I was 5. Wish us luck :)


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Baby Pumpkin - Still life oil painting - 6x6

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We got the monthly newsletter for our complex and it said we can expect tons of trick or treaters here :) finally! Every year I buy candy and every year there's only like 3 kids. And then I end up eating halloween candy for months.

But just in case they're wrong I bought candy that I hate, at least I won't be tempted to eat it then :)

Oil on panel, 6x6 inches
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Book Art - Wuthering Heights

When Lea at the Coastal View News asked me to participate in the Friends of the Library Centennial Fundraiser I had to say yes, after all I did work in a library for about 7 years. They're asking artists to choose a book and create a cover for it. Book illustration is not really my forte, but I considered Wuthering Heights and thought I could make something work. I still have to add the book title...

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Butternut II - Still life oil painting - 6x6

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Here's another shot at the squash, I think I like this one better.

Oil on gessoboard panel, 6x6 inches
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Butternut and Fennel - Still Life Oil Painting - 6x6

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The original title for this painting was going to be "Butternut and Leek" because that's what I meant to buy. The thing is I had never bought a leek before, I didn't really know what one looked like...so I trusted Albertson's when they told me that this fennel was a leek.

This is how cooking dinner went that night:
"Zach can you google how to chop a leek?" "wait, my leek looks nothing like that"...

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