Preparing jars for pickled onions

Absolutely brilliant painting

Superb as always Diana.

Brilliant Diana

Superb

Stunning work Diana.

Terrific work Diana. I like the use of rusty red at the back.

Fabulous!

Once again this picture really glows, such a standout piece.

Thank you Carole . I’m pleased that you can see a difference. I have replied to your comment here because I deleted the duplicate post. Thank you CJ . Your comment is very welcome and I hope you enjoy painting glass as much as I do. As with Carole’s post, I have replied to you here as deleted the duplicate . Many thanks Paul. Good morning Fiona and thank you again for your ongoing support. Morning Russell and thanks for your thoughts. Thank you Paul E. I appreciate your feedback. Hello Stephen and I’m really pleased that you like the glass. Thank you Tessa. There was some of the red but I have used some artistic license too. Thank you Margaret. Much appreciated. Hello Stephen K It’s amazing what a bit of dark can achieve.

Thank you very much Margaret. I had to delete the duplicate post 5hat your comment was on.

I like the colours in this, Diana, especially that orangey colour at the back with hints of it in the glass - and the darker background has made a big difference. (What colour mix do you use for your darkest darks, it’s always such a feature of your work - you must get through a lot of paint!)

Wonderful composition and skill again, Diana, love your work.

As always, truly brilliant - no-one can paint glass as well as you do Diana

Your reflections cease to amaze me, they are so well executed, fantastic work.

Another kitchen masterpiece Diana,

You have that wonderful ability to take every day items and make look spectacular.

Hello Jenny and thank you. I use indigo, burnt umber and a bit of alizarin crimson or French ultramarine with burnt umber. It usually needs more than one layer even with a strong mix.

Thank you Willie. I’m very flattered Thank you Heather. I have seen many beautiful paintings of glass over the years, many in oils. Thank you Linda. It’s a great exercise in observation and I love the challenge. Thank you very much Fred. Thank you Ellen. I love to see beauty is the mundane.

Always top drawer Diana

Super work.

I don't think I can add anything to the lovely comments already written. I have always loved all your fantastic work. well done Diana

Thank you Dennis and Maureen. Much appreciated as ever. Hello Tao. Lovely to hear from you and thank you very much.

… and great title, too!

Thank you Janet. Titles are hard to create but a bit of humour or a story is intriguing

Gorgeous