Tea and Cake

This is a beautifully observed painting - I love the bold brushwork, flawless drawing and limited palette. look forward to seeing (again) your works here!

This one is my favourite. The colouring and the reflexions in the silver coffeepot look wonderful.

I remember this from your previous posting Rodrigo, and I still think it's a brilliant stilllife.

Hi, Fiona! Welcome. Unfortunately, through my mistake I did throw out my previous portfolio. It will be back soon Thank you for your visit... and memory, which works as an homage :-)

Hi, Pat! Reflexes are always good matter for a painter's brain; it works as a sort of attractive challenge... Thank you, Pat, and my welcome

Yes, Jane, I will have more paintings here, once I'm rebuilding my portfolio. Really, it is possible to work with a limited palette... The model and our goal dictate rules, unless we want making something different, what it was not the case... We'll "see" us soon, I suppose. Thank you, Jane!

A beautiful painting, the detail is so good

Thank you, Glennis! We try the best :-) Welcome

I hadn't seen your portfolio until now Rodrigo. This is a wonderful picture and your painting of the folds in the cloth and the reflective surface of the tea pot is really skilfull. Also the limited use of colour and the strong tonal range make for an excellent image. Super!

HI, Julie! There is always a first time... :-) Welcome to my portfolio and thank you for your comment. Best wishes:-)

Rodrigo , looking through your portfolio reminds you of how beautiful a painting in oils can be . I have to zoom into each one and look at your colours and brushwork.T hank you

Hi, James, it's nice to "see" you! Honestly, I think that beauty has to be in our head, first of all, once the world is full of beautiful things, even if among a lot of ugliness. After this, we have to improve our skill so as to express what we feel and our way of seeing things around us —it's a little like talking; we only need to know words and its connections for telling our stories :-) Note: whether you need one or another information, don't hesitate. Welcome, James, and enjoy it

No surprise in how many comments on this still life, it is quite simply, perfection.

I really like the metal brights. It works as excitement for my brain, it is a kind of salt in the compositions... Welcome, Ros!