Mango painting

My neighbor is lucky enough to still have some big, mature mango trees in spite of some frigid Florida winters these past two years, and ...

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Mango – 6" x 8" Oil on Canvas Panel SOLD This mango has been in the refrigerator for awhile not getting eaten because it was intended for a painting. Only when I put a light gray backdrop up did the image click. Previously brighter backdrops had been used, but they always took away s

This original painting of a mango was made using watercolor paint and watercolor pencils. It uses both wet in wet and layering techniques for a uniquely vibrant image. The painting is on a 5x7" piece of high quality watercolor paper, and comes unframed. It is signed on the back as to not interrupt the seamless white space.

Illustrations of mango, passion fruit, guava, dragon fruit, and papaya used in packaging.

Christine Waara Artist StatementI paint to communicate. I paint because it’s stimulating and energizing. And I paint because there is a part of me that embraces the challenge of the process of rearranging shapes and values to make a design that works.In order for me to expand as an artist I have to strip away […]

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This is an Open Edition Print by Allan Chow Title: Brilliant Mango Size: 10W X 10H Medium: Archival Ink on Premium Paper This brilliant mango stands out on the canvas with vivid and vibrant strokes of reds, oranges, and greens. Deliciously composed by the palette knife, a perfectly carved mango is a desirable item to have in any home. **Protected by a clear resealable sleeve when delivered. **Prints are signed. PRINT SIZE OPTIONS -8X8,10X10,12X12 (Contact me for pricing) COMMISSION ME…

17.5 x 10, Oil/Canvas For this third and maybe final Mango painting... for now... I used a piece of blue stain glass for the background color and a reflective dark piece for the table top. I used Manganese Blue, probably my least used blue, for this painting along with my usual blues... Ultramarine & Cerulean. Manganese is a beautiful blue in the right application, just not my favorite for everyday use... seemed to work here though...