“Perfect illusion” My version in acrylics
Van Huysum 1723 and 18 century. Titled this work “perfect illusion” excelling in elaborate still life's like this one. The artwork was done to fit in to the miniature, using artistic license, adding some modern colors to the picture.
Reproduction made in acrylic size 2.5” by 3.5”
Titled “Fresh cut”
The little story goes like this, a beautiful fall afternoon, where you can hear the leaves falling, a dinner roast under candlelight, the smell of fresh baguettes out of the oven and of course a must, the company of wine!
Artwork Titled: “Fresh cut”, size 2.5” by 3.5” colors are precise as in the photo, signed lower right. To learn more about the story of this and other paintings you can also visit: myworld.ebay.com/vargasartstudio
“Letting go”
Flowers and vase painting Size 3” by 3” History about artwork: Letting go of the old and embracing the new, self acceptance is a beautiful thing!
Titled: “Stubborn”
This is the Sister painting ACEO, the use of high key colors, not paint beauty but what we see” Titled: “Stubborn” Size 3” by 3” History about artwork: Using stubbornness to comply with positive.
Titled: “Standing Still”
On another note, here is a new quick quick study oil portrait.
Titled: “Recovery”
Well just like the titled of the painting that is what is happening in my own life, learning to do everything and each and every day is a new experience, yet I have learned to appreciate even more the value of life it self and how beautiful is been able and share my talent with all whom care.
For the upper painting chose one of the life arrangements that a dear friend of mine got me to cheer me up, looking at the vase noticed how blue is the predominant color so chose that to be the theme of the painting, a lighter background, focusing in the petals and the pink ribbon surrounding it, the second painting has more a darker background as well and is titled “learning”, Shadows come to play and a mix of raw sienna and burnt umber played a big role in both paintings.
Grateful to be able and continue with Art and to share this with you, knowing that there’s more progress to come and my life has been completely rearranged for the better.
Titled: “Learning”
