Showing posts with label apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apple. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Fruit Medley Lazy Susan 12-inch Diameter

Fruit Medley
Original Acrylic Painting on MDF (Lazy Susan)
12-inch Diameter
Available
Okay, I've shown you several Lazy Susans that were given as gifts or were commissioned pieces.  Here is one that is actually available!

This one-of-a-kind Lazy Susan is a functional work of art.  The turntable is handcrafted in the foothills of Virginia by third generation cabinetry makers.  I then add an original acrylic painting and seal it for durability and lasting beauty.

This Lazy Susan is MEANT TO BE USED!  Instructions on care will be included.  If you have any questions or would like to commission your own idea, please contact me.  Enjoy!


Copyright Kristine Kainer 2014
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Oil on Canvas

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Kristine Kainer
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Saturday, November 14, 2009

Romeo and Juliet


Oil on Belgian linen on panel, 6x6--Purchase for $100
Here's a new take on Shakespeare's timeless tragedy, Romeo and Juliet: Romeo (yellow apple) loves Juliet (red apple) and vice versa. They've been separated by forces beyond their control (invisible hands and a blue bowl represent their respective families); yet, the star-crossed lovers still meet secretly. (The balcony scene is represented by this painting--Notice how Juliet is "higher" than Romeo due to perspective. The bowl is the balcony) They profess their love for eachother. We know that there will be an untimely demise--Romeo will be eaten; Juliet will be turned into a tasty pie (then eaten). Their cores will finally meet again in the cold mausoleum (trash can or compost pile--you decide) where they will rest in pieces-er- peace.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Gallery Exhibit of Food "Miniatures"



It is official! My miniature panel paintings will be exhibited at The Framer’s Gallery for the autumn season. Measuring 12 united inches or less, these original artworks are pseudo-realistic in style and depict natural objects (e.g., food, flora, fauna). Most are acrylics painted on Masonite panels, though some oils on canvas are also available.
The Framer’s Gallery is located on "The Square" in historic downtown Georgetown, Texas. Please visit the exhibit at 610 S. Main Street or call (512) 863-2214 for further information.