One & 2 Halves

(oil on canvas board, 6x6)

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 I really like yellow onions.  

Not just how they taste, but the colors in their paper skins. 

 And I love the surprising resurrection when you leave them too long and they begin to sprout.

Ur Surrounded

(oil on canvas board, 10x10

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The onion ninjas are at it again.

This time they've surrounded the brick.
Yellow onions are so tricky,

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Ur A Brick

(oil on canvas board, 10x10)

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This little onion needed someone to lean on:  enter the brick.

He looks like he's been in a few fights but is standing tall.

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Stay strong!

Got Ya' Cornered

(oil on canvas board, 8x10)

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Those tough little blueberries have cornered the big fruit onto the edge of the plate.

The little bullies are pretty tasty, too.

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Two for One 6x6 (oil on canvas board)

(6x6 Oil on canvas board)

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Okay, this wasn't a double yoked egg.  

When I place the 4 pieces of egg shells on the plate, it was way too crowded.  

So, I removed 2 and liked the composition much better.  

Getting the color of the "white" was interesting...it's not "white".

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Which Came First? 6 x 6 (oil on canvas board)

 (oil on canvas board 6 x 6)

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Before I cracked them open, I painted them.

I must say: closed eggs are much easier than open ones.

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The Egg & Eye 6 x 6 (oil on canvas board)

(6 x 6 oil on canvas board)

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I decided to paint an egg.  

I broke it open, thinking it would be more interesting.

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