Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Fruits of Summer
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I’m back from our trip to Norway. We were hoping for cool
weather as a break from Atlanta’s heat and humidity. Surprisingly, almost
everywhere we went, the people were so excited that they were experiencing warm
and sunny days. Oh well; we may have been much warmer than we expected but the
people of Norway couldn’t have been nicer and the land is absolutely gorgeous!
The warm and sunny days also produced some exceptionally sweet fruit, much like
the berries in today’s painting.
Hope you’re
enjoying the fruits of summer.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Symbol of Beauty, Rebirth, and Good Luck
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“ New Year’s Apples” 5” x 7”
Pastel $50 © Sharon Lewis Click Here to Purchase |
I’m back after a holiday break. I’ve had a wonderful time
visiting with my kids and friends although the time passed far too
quickly. Although I haven’t posted here
on my blog, I have been painting. I’ve been working on some landscapes but also
on some paintings that are very different from what I usually post. I’ll talk more
about these different paintings later.
In the
meantime, I was curious about what apples symbolize and so did a little
research online. I was amazed at how cultures around the world view the apple
so differently. In Greek myth, they’re golden and gifts of the goddess of love,
Aphrodite. In Norse mythology, apples are symbols of beauty and rebirth. In
Celtic traditions they may be given as tokens of good luck. So I offer you, in
the form of a painting, these apples of beauty, rebirth, and good luck as well
as my wishes for a very happy New Year.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Searching for Sunshine.....
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I’m not sure why I choose to post colorful paintings of
pears whenever it’s been raining for days as it has been here in north Georgia.
I suspect it has something to do with the fact that the only colors I’ve seen
outside for quite some time (feels like forever!) have been grey and brown. So
I’m offering to all those who might be in similar circumstances, a small dose
of warmth and bright colors.
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