One of my instructors this year is growing a variety of tomatoes, which he generously shares with me!! These bright reds and the yellow make the BEST pasta sauce AND dried tomatoes. This is what they looked like BEFORE I rendered them into a terrific evening's meal. Thank you, Cullen!
Wonderful tomatoes, Lin! Those soft highlights are just perfect. Now, all you need it to fry up some bacon, toast some bread, and ....
ReplyDeleteLin, I want these tomatoes! YUM! Heheheh! What an awesome job!
ReplyDeleteHugs,Patti
these tomatoes look so delicious and succulent...it really makes me imagine having a simple slice of fresh bread with a slice or two of tomato, salt and pepper....great shading between your tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteRonell
Oh they look ripe and ready to eat -- what a good job you did with the shaping and shading.
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Lorraine
Beautiful job, Li, - now I'v got to go do mine!
ReplyDeleteWow, Lin, those are beautifully rendered! You really captured the color and highlights. I'm hungry for a tomato now!
ReplyDeleteLin, these are BEAUTIFUL! you've done just a fabulous job geting the shapes, highlights, colors, etc. I haven't had much time to do any drawing/painting lately, nor blog surfing, but you're inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous job Lin!! Wow, they looks so juicy and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCara! I am finally 'catching up' with everyone today. What glorious work you have been posting! I'm a bit jealous of your time spent painting! Questi pomodori sei bellisimo!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly one of your best yet Lin! FANTASTIC!!
ReplyDeleteCan tomatoes really be this dreamy? Apparently so. Beautiful work Lin.
ReplyDeleteThose are tasty looking tomatoes. It's fun that you can use them as art subjects before serving them.
ReplyDeleteNice work, Lin. This is very easy to look at. Would make a great note card set.
ReplyDeleteLovely juicy tomatoes Lin - these definitely look good enough to eat!
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