Saturday, August 15, 2009

"Morning Exercise"

6 x 6"
oil on masonite
sold

Before I forget to mention ..... I've finally found the best brand for white and black. I've never been thrilled with any of the many brands I've tried. Made by Daniel Smith Artist Materials, it's their Titanium White - the Ivory Black and the Lamp Black are great too. Thought I'd pass that along.

This new painting is a glimpse into my day. When I have my cup of coffee and my crossword puzzle, all is right with the world.

23 comments:

  1. Great piece! You have captured a terrific moment quite expertly. I like the look of your mornings. :-)

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  2. This is my favorite you have done so far. It is so real and down to Earth.

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  3. This painting makes me so happy. I've already spent a while lingering over its juicy detail, and I imagine I'll spend a while more... Your paintings are always an inspiration.

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  4. What a wonderful picture!

    Have a nice Sunday.

    Steven D! (Germany)

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  5. Looks like my kind of morning. I just like the feel of this one, Karin. Nice...

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  6. Absolutely wonderful painting! Makes me want a cup of coffee!

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  7. It is so interesting to see this enlarged and see just how simple your shapes are. The newspaper print is wonderful- all those gray "marks" and strokes read newspaper! Great work as always!

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  8. Hi! Karin Jurick,
    The Painting entitled "Morning
    Exercise"
    is very realistic looking and you have captured your morning "ritual" well...
    ...If I may say so...My right pointer finger touching my right temple as I repeat this words...Daniel Smith Artist Materials, Titanium White - the Ivory Black and the Lamp Black are great too.

    Thanks, for sharing your painting and the tip!
    DeeDee ;-D

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  9. I love this one! (no, not just coffee and crosswords, but truly a lovely painting!

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  10. Looks like a restful way to start a day. Love the rendition of the crosswords.

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  11. This painting is wonderful. Not only is it beautifully done, but it's 2 of my favorite things!

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  12. Gorgeous Karin, but I would imagine painting and doing the crossword simultaneously is really slow.

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  13. I really like the way you handled the reflections here.

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  14. Beautiful. Looks like a morning indeed.. You captured the right scenery, I think. Especially the coffee. Nice piece!

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  15. It's funny how we as artists find the particular subtleties of a brand of paint-- stiff, loose, butteryness, tint strength, etc-- fit our particular styles and approaches. I for one am stuck on Winton #40 (titanium)for my white, but love Daniel Smith's burnt sienna above all others...

    (nice painting Karin!)

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  16. wonderful paintings you have done,mindblowing!

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  17. That's an amazing painting. I've been looking for a few months now, and I had to comment on this one. It's just perfect.

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