Boats in Afurada II (oil painting)

I've made a second painting based on boats in a fishing harbor (Afurada, Gaia, Portugal), with warmer colors and delightful color reflections on the water.
This is an oil painting on canvas board (33x41 cm), made with W&N Artisan paints.

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Boats in Afurada (oil painting)

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This oil painting on canvas board (33x41 cm) depicts some boats in a fishing harbor at Afurada (Portugal).
Done with Artisan paints (too many to remember, though :) ).

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Pear and honey pot (oil painting)

This time, a strange-looking pear came from the grocery store and teams with a honey pot for a new painting (oil on board 14x18 cm). Paints from Artisan.

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Greens in backyard (oil painting)

Wonderful greens and yellows in a backyard (oil painting on board - 24x30 cm). Paints from Artisan.

Boats at Torreira (oil painting)

A new oil painting (on 24x30 cm canvas) depicts some boats at Torreira (near Aveiro, Portugal).
As usual for me, the palette was made of Artisan oil colors (titanium white, raw umber, french ultramarine, naples yellow hue and cadmium red dark). I almost forgot the canvas toning was done with yellow ochre (still showing through in several places).

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Leaves and bowl (acrylic painting)

Acylic on canvas board (13x18 cm), with acrylic paints from Winsor & Newton. This time, I used the slow drying medium and noticed a much improved oil-like fluidity.

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Three apples (acrylic painting)

Acrylics on canvas board (12x18 cm).

This was an experiment, as I haven't used acrylics for a long time.
I tried to use the usual oil painting techniques for alla prima, namely wet on wet, but it didn't turn out as I expected. I forgot how quickly acrylics dry on canvas and on the palette, even though I added a bit of retarder medium. I used some WN Galeria paints I had (still a student on this :) ).

However, I like the result somehow.

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