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Friday, August 1, 2014

Purple Oyster Shell

© Kristine Kainer 2014
6x6
Oil on Canvas
SOLD

This is a special oyster shell for an obvious reason:  the smooth inner shell (also known as the Mother of Pearl or nacre) is mostly purple.  Nature is full of surprises.  One just needs to pay attention....

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Kristine Kainer
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Miniature Painting/Art Card #13 - Mussel Shell

Mussel Shell
Acrylic on Bristol Series 300
3.5 x 2.5
SOLD

I am craving some fresh mussels.  Alas, the Gulf of Mexico does not provide these tasty mollusks.  Thus, I must either relish the memories of my life back East or buy frozen mussels in a grocery store.  I prefer the former....

Friday, November 9, 2012

Clam Shell No. 4




Friday, November 9, 2012


KRISTINE KAINER: Clam Shell No. 4


Imagine digging for clams in the surf with your tootsies; then prying them open with your handy dandy knife to enjoy the salty, delectable morsel within. In memory of clams on the half shell!

Monday, April 12, 2010

Oyster with Lemon


Oil on Canvas Panel, 6x6--SOLD
We are now the proud owners of a gallon of freshly shucked oysters from the Gulf of Mexico. Needless to say, I've been snacking on them throughout the day (covered in horseradish). Slurp, slurp!

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Empty Clam Shell, No. 4


Acrylic, 6x6--Bid on eBay
After tossing several irreparable paintings that just didn't meet my personal standards, I finally used one of my "tried and true" subjects: a clam. Note: If you look at the previous ones, you'll note that I am still fussing with backgrounds. I think this is the prettiest yet....