The Walnut
by Rand Burns
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Title
The Walnut
Artist
Rand Burns
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
Description
While working on a series of seed paintings, I found this small walnut. As with all these small seed painting, they are a world in their own and fascinating to paint.
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October 20th, 2010
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Comments (10)
Laurel Adams
Randy...Being a botanical study artist myself, I love your BOTANICALS and STRUCTURE of PLANTS CollectionS and wish to feature their Intricacies today...THANK YOU for these beautiful glimpses!..LF
Rand Burns replied:
Laurel, thank you for your visit and comments on this series of botanical studies and portraits. Thanking you also for the F/L on the works.
Cindy Treger
Randy, simple, but beautiful - great job. f/l
Rand Burns replied:
Cindy, thank you for your comment on 'La Nuez' and also for the F/L on the work.
Kim Tran
Simply beautiful, gorgeous colours and details of this lovely walnut Randy! L/f
Rand Burns replied:
Kim, I am glad you enjoyed this seedpod series and the sold oil of a walnut section. Thank you for the F/L here.
Marian Bell
Nice depiction of a walnut, Randy! Thought this was an acorn squash cut open at first glance; very similar! Then read your description! Learn something new...also Spanish for "nuts"! Don't remember that from 2 years of Spanish...won't say how many years ago!!! L/F
Rand Burns replied:
Marian, thank you for your comment on this closeup image of a walnut. Glad you learned a new word and enjoyed this image. Thank you for the F/L.
Skip Willits
My grandparents had two black walnut trees on their farm. When I was young and more stupid I loved to frolic in those smelly things that fell. The husk of a walnut rots naturally and is a mess. This however Randy is no such thing. Nice work.
Rand Burns replied:
This sounds like some of the ventures I did as a kid. Yep, we must be related. Love your story. Thank you Skip.
Elisabeth Lucas
Love it, we can find beauty in so many things of we just make the effort to look! Lf
Rand Burns replied:
Thank you Elisabeth. Almost all of this seed pod series is sold. I am glad you enjoyed this detail and idea of these still life studies and appreciate the L/F.
Conor Murphy
Congrats- to Randy, This has been featured on the Homepage of Nuts, Seeds and Berries....... Best of luck,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Conor
Rand Burns replied:
I appreciate the feature in 'Homepage of Nuts, Seeds and Berries' Conor. Thank you so much.
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