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Practical Produce

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Cosmic Crisps

Washington State is known for it's apples, and everyone of them is delicious. Though my favorite is the cosmic crisp. They are very large and sweet with a nice crunch. They also are such a beautiful color with speckles of white that lend credence to it's name "Cosmic".

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Sardine

The first of these food themed paintings, I saw an image of a sardine and wanted to play around with my new watercolors. This was also the first use of the abstract backgrounds.

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Rainier Cherries

One of my favorite fruits from Washington state are Rainier Cherries. Especially from our local vendors in Seattle, they are so delicious. Reminder to shop local!

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Troll's Sardine Can

A suggestion of a painting from my mother, a Seattle inspired Sardine can with the Fremont Troll on the front.

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Watermelons

My husband and I have been obsessed with making this homemade Watermelon sorbet, so while we were cutting it I decided to paint them. I will be selling these prints as a fundraiser for Palestine relief funds.

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Lemons

One of my favorite flavors when it comes to deserts. I love making lemon bars, lemon bread, lemon cupcakes, and I usually have a Chia Arnold Palmer with a lot of lemon juice everyday.

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Raspberries

Raspberries in general are special to me because my family home used to have uncontrollable wild raspberry bushes growing next to it. My sister and I used to go out there and just eat them off the branch.

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Tomatoes

Another first, this time the first piece of produce from my actual kitchen. My husband and I started getting local produce from our farmers market which is where most of the references came from for this collection. Tomatoes are one of my favorite snacks.

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Blueberries

Another Alaskan classic, these were a bit of a challenge as their leaves have complimentary colors and it was hard to get the subtle blends without it looking muddy. Also blueberry blossoms are a very different shape compared to most fruit blossoms, looking like a bell.

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Blackberries

Blackberries are one of the only wild fruit I have seen grow in the city streets of Seattle. While they are usually pretty combed through, every once in a while I get lucky to grab a few in my foraging.

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Peaches

Peaches are probably my favorite fruit and are just such a wonderful collection of colors. The deep yellows with the bright red and orange fuzzy skin make them a very fun fruit to paint.

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Pumpkins

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