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How about sharing your still life paintings. My style was getting too tight after trying photorealism. So I tried a looser style still life. I used Autodesk Sketchbook Pro for Android on my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 edition). Avocados and strawberries make interesting subjects for painting.
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Strawberry & Avocado Salad
...it was a dark morning, I found them on the counter...waiting
--digital painting with PS Elements 8, a run-of-the-mill HP G60 notebook & 13 year old mouse--
That is amusing. Here is an Granny Smith apple which I then shifted into red. Drew the water droplets one by one using Sketchbook Pro on a Surface Pro 2 tablet. Some of the water droplets look too milky after the red shift, so I will have to redo them. I sent this to apple grower organizations and they really liked it.
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Corel Painter X -Wacom intuos3 tablet
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Very nice work!
Painting this prime rib made me so hungry! I used a blurry brush for blending and coverage, but may sharpen up the green beans and pink meat surface as it looks out of focus.
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I've done a series or two of still life modeling and such, but only one digital painting. Here's my white on white. Corel Painter.
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I like the thick monochromatic paint. It has a sculptural effect.
I tuned up the prime rib, a little less blurry and more juice cup detail.
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Yeah, why? You're making me hungry. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by qxmseo
It's really beautiful Wildrice. Just to say that I would take a look to the shadows at the bottom.