Never knew that old goat was so hilarious.
And I thought it applied to this latest version of coconuts. They looked ready to touch, ready to pull off the tree.

I kept glazing, trying to come up with a completely different palette of colors than the first effort at this bunch. It's different, but not radically so.
Here's the previous version, just as a comparison:

Hmmm. May have to lock off certain colors (which I'm always drawn to) in order to do an entirely new version.
Soon come.
1 comment:
true, a different color palette would bring a dramatic change to look and feel. different hues within varied compositional 'closeup-onna-coconut' themes would prove to make for a very exciting series.
i have to say though, i do love these more muted earth tones.
...and i love my jelly coconuts young, fresh and orange, just as portrayed. now i'm craving one.
yep, the paintings finished!
p/l
z
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