Famous food paintings

The thing that strikes me most about this month's lovely painting from Cezanne is the tonal quality of all the colors. We've had inspiration paintings in the past with a full rainbow of colors represented. But this month, and in this painting, all of the colors are all the cool side. See how even red and yellow, the warmest colors on the color wheel, seem quieter, colder? So as you design this month, aim for those cooler shades. For warmer colors, like red, orange, and yellow, you want to…

Hannah Rothstein imagines “how famous artists would plate thanksgiving meals”. Shown: Piet Mondrian.

My best subjects come from the farmers market and they have sweet things too! These macarons were so beautiful and the colors so luscious I had to get them just so I could paint them!! So Sweet--oh my! Paint then eat.

TweetIn celebration of someone's birthday (ok, mine) I've decided to feature the yummy paintings of Wayne Theibaud. Wayne Thiebaud Around the Cake 1962 oil on canvas Wayne Thiebaud Display Cake 1963 Oil on canvas Wayne Thiebaud Cakes, 1963, oil on canvas Wayne Thiebaud oil on canvas Wayne Thiebaud Dark Cake 1983 Woodcut Wayne Thiebaud Pie Slice 1991 Oil on board Wayne Thiebaud Seven Suckers 1970 oil on canvas Wayne Thiebaud Four Cupcakes 1971 Oil on paper mounted on canvas Wayne Thiebaud Big…

Tatiana Shkondina is a food artist who recreates famous works of art using a number of interesting and meticulously prepared ingredient.

This captivating oil painting on canvas showcases the vibrant beauty of a passion fruit, transporting viewers to the tropical realms of flavor and color. The artist's meticulous brushwork and attention to detail bring out the exquisite textures and rich hues of this tropical fruit. Against the backdrop of a vintage newspaper, the artwork exudes a sense of nostalgia and adds a touch of sophistication to any space. The painting celebrates the allure and exotic nature of passion fruit as a…

Fast food has become an integral part of our modern-day lifestyles, and to immortalize this phenomenon, artist Noah Verrier decided to paint our popular food choices in a classical art style.

Original Fine Art By © Lisa Sotero in the DailyPaintworks.com Fine Art Gallery

I started collecting vintage fake fruits and veggies from estate sales and thrift stores. You know, the kind everyone else walks right past. With a bit of paint, I tried to make some of the fake produce look realistically spoiled.