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Jul 15, 2025
Media: Oil on gessobord panel
Size: 16x16 in
Check out this blog post to see the journey of this painting, from study to study to ... yet another study, to the final painting. : )
Ever since I started painting still life, I have kept my eyes peeled for fun props to add to my scenes. I remember when I found my first piggy bank at a thrift store - I was so excited to get home and paint him! Since then I have accumulated more pigs (different sizes and colors) and painted them all many times. They add such personality to the scenes, and depending on how I pose and light them, and what they are surrounded by, the story is always different.
Check out this blog post to see the journey of this painting, from study to study to ... yet another study, to the final painting. : )
Ever since I started painting still life, I have kept my eyes peeled for fun props to add to my scenes. I remember when I found my first piggy bank at a thrift store - I was so excited to get home and paint him! Since then I have accumulated more pigs (different sizes and colors) and painted them all many times. They add such personality to the scenes, and depending on how I pose and light them, and what they are surrounded by, the story is always different. |
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