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When I lived in the Washington, DC area, we went to an apple orchard in Virginia every fall. It was inevitably in the 80s and sunny the day we’d go, but we would dress in flannels and boots and pretend it was a crisp autumn day. In addition to apples they also had pumpkins and other pick-your-own delicacies. One year they had this big pile of multi-colored pumpkins, which became the reference photo for this teeny tiny pumpkin patch painting.
Details:
4” x 4” framed (artwork is about 2” x 2”)
Acrylic on canvas paper
2024
When I lived in the Washington, DC area, we went to an apple orchard in Virginia every fall. It was inevitably in the 80s and sunny the day we’d go, but we would dress in flannels and boots and pretend it was a crisp autumn day. In addition to apples they also had pumpkins and other pick-your-own delicacies. One year they had this big pile of multi-colored pumpkins, which became the reference photo for this teeny tiny pumpkin patch painting.
Details:
4” x 4” framed (artwork is about 2” x 2”)
Acrylic on canvas paper
2024
