Fearless Friday, Fearless Food Favorites
Flowers are my favorite thing to paint
I think my second favorite thing to paint is food
Last week we painted a slice of Cherry Pie
which prompted me to look back at other paintings
I’ve done of food~
Today I’ve rounded up my food painting favorites
Click on the highlighted title to go to the tutorial
if you want to freshen up on any of the techniques
This post has a great tutorial about building up colors
and creating ranges of tones and shades with watercolor
In this watercolor tutorial you can see how to get started
and the first layers of color
You can see a collage of the steps in the photo below
Wine & Cheese has a demonstration
of the wet into wet watercolor technique
Ode to the Strawberry demonstrates combining watercolor
with markers and colored pencils
This post is a good tutorial on painting with markers
The tutorial for this Eggplant shows Painting with Watercolor Brush Pens
Pop the Champagne was done on black paper with gel pens
Bloody Mary Glasses is a tutorial on how to paint tomatoes,
and how to paint on glass
Painting Fruit with Simple Strokes
This tutorial demonstrates painting lemons,
limes and watermelon with just a few strokes
In the tutorial for Sweet Holiday Citrus Fruit Wreath
it shows how to fix a mistake and combines watercolor
with colored pencils, markers and a gel pen
Beets in Pastel has tips for using pastel
and explanations of the various types of pastels
Enjoy your food and paint it too!
Be Fearless!
Pop the Champagne, Bacon Double Cheeseburger,
Artichoke, and Pineapple are available on prints and other items
in my Society 6 Shop
Click on the titles directly above to shop
I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs:
Sundays on Silverado/ Happiness is Homemade
What’s for Dinner / Love Your Creativity
Between Naps on the Porch / Turn About Tuesday
Wednesday Linky Party / Karin’s Cottage Linky Party / Creative Crafts
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Your art always amazes me, wonderful ways with food today!
Thanks so much Carole, have a great weekend!
My husband loves all the summer berries, cherries, pineapple and stone fruits!
Me too!! Thanks Angie~
Wonderful art work. They would look fabulous gracing and eating area.
Thank you Bernadette, I do have some framed in my kitchen 🙂
These are all lovely, especially the wine and cheese.
Thank you Dorothy, have a great weekend!
Jenna, your artwork is beautiful. ♡ Wishing you a beautiful weekend.
Thank you Steph, you too 🙂
Jenna, I love your artwork. These would be perfect in a kitchen. You amaze me with your creativity!
Happy Weekend!
Thanks so much Nancy!
LOVE all of these–but the wine and cheese drawing tops the list, and of course those peaches at the top– they ARE GEORGIA peaches, right?! Seriously, you are so gifted and I always enjoy ALL of your beautiful renditions! Hope you and yours are gearing up for (and have) a fabulous fourth. Georgia Gal
Thank you Georgia Gal, you are so sweet! We’re heading to the beach for the 4th, can’t wait! Happy 4th to you too!
I love all of these, Jenna! As others have said, they would be fabulous in a kitchen /breakfast area! Wishing you a great weekend🌻
Thanks so much Pam, I do have some in my kitchen 🙂 Happy almost July!
You are brave and fearless in trying (successfully) so many different mediums! It is amazing what you can do with food.
Thank you Linda, as you can see, I enjoy painting food 🙂
I always enjoy your posts on painting, and admire your talent. Despite how easy you make it look in some of your tutorials, I can personally attest that it is not. Of all of the photos of your work that you have shown here, I must say I am over the moon with that wine and cheese painting. So pretty!
Thank you so much Pattie. I framed it and it’s on a shelf near the bar area of my house.
Well of course I love all of these because I love all your art. But I especially love the wine and cheese painting. I might have to check out that tutorial. As you know, I’m most fond of both!
haha, thanks Jeanie!
Your watercolors are fantastic, Jenna! Super cute post!
Thanks so much RJ, happy painting!
These look fabulous. Feeling inspired!
Thank you, Happy Painting!
I love your paintings – and tutorials. Thanks so much!
I’m so glad, Happy painting!