The focal point of "Jelly Beans" is the flowers, but everyone who's looked at this painting has said "Those jelly beans look good enough to eat!". So the people who've seen it named it. The canvas is now covered and is in the "Dead Color" stage. This stage is most obvious in the flower where I've used almost exclusively Alizarin Crimson and Titanium White, and Ultramarine Blue and Titanium White, with only a few touches of Winsor Orange. When I get back from vacation the painting will be dry and I'll glaze it and finish the painting.
Question of the day. Who can find my signature?
Shep's "Jelly Beans" has a title!
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