tomato with lemon 8x10

orange bell 8x6

This is another quick classroom demo. It's fun to work fast and somewhat loose sometimes.

acorn squash 8x10

I did the under-painting for this a couple of days ago and I finished it up this morning. It was a nice way to divide up the labor and unlike some of the things I paint, the subject didn't change appreciably over time.
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wax pepper 7x5

chinese eggplant 7x5

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whole avocado 7x5

Avocados are more colorful when you cut them open but the subtle beaty of their outsides shouldn't be overlooked.

pumpkin #2 7x5

pasilla pepper #2 7x5

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yellow bell 7x5

Apparently bell peppers change color depending on when they are harvested. I always thought the different colors meant they were different types of plants.

bent pepper 7x5

There was a box of red peppers in our break room at school. This one was bent in this interesting shape.
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garlic #4 7x5

anaheim pepper #2 7x5

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red onion #2 5x5

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big tomato 7x5

One of my students brought me this colossal heirloom tomato from the school garden.
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tomato #5 5x7

The Chana garden is bountiful this time of year. These tomatoes taste great too.
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eggplant #4 5x7

This is another offering from our school garden.
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green bell #3 7x5

One of our neighbors gave us a sack full of fresh vegetables from their garden. This bell pepper was among them.
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red bell #3 7x5.5

I like how bright red bell peppers are. They are as bright as any flower and as beautiful I think. I sometimes take this for granted because their primary commercial use is as food, whereas flowers are cultivated as decoration so one expects them to be pretty.
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