“Getting to Know One Another”
13 1/2 x 16 1/2 Oil on Canvas Board, Oak Frame $219
In my earlier post, I mentioned that I’m currently taking a break from vineyards and I am going crazy with my palette knife painting flowers. I wanted to paint a colorful bouquet and give the flowers a three dimensional look, so it’s as if you can pick them right from the canvas. I did however paint this while drinking a Bonterra Chardonnay from Medocino County, made with Organically grown grapes.
It was particularly warm for a Virginia spring day so I decided that it was time to break out the wine. I drink Bonterra all the time so as I was admiring my flowers I started to use my favorite cork screw to pop open the cork. Hmmmm, it wasn’t working. “Wait a minute,” I thought, “I’m not even buzzed yet!” To my surprise, Bonterra is now using screw caps. So for future reference, don’t try to use a cork screw on a screw cap. It doesn’t work…..
Cheers! *clink*
-Erika
(Bonterra photo courtesy of their website)
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