In this oil painting called 'Double Pear', I attempt to convey a serene and elegant atmosphere through delicate brushstrokes and soft tones. On the right side of the screen, a complete pear lies quietly, with a smooth and delicate skin that gradually transitions from light green to dark green, as if it is the most exquisite stroke of nature. On the left, another pear was cut open, revealing its pure white flesh and delicate fibers, as if telling the mystery of life.
When dealing with these two pears, I deeply realized the importance of "strengthening small structures and finding edge type virtual real relationships when processing fruits". I carefully observed every detail of the pear, from the texture of the skin to the texture of the flesh, striving to present it through delicate brushstrokes and subtle color changes. Especially when dealing with the edges of the pear, I paid special attention to the handling of reality and illusion, creating a subtle transition between the pear and the background, which not only enhances the three-dimensional sense of the picture, but also makes the entire picture more harmonious and unified.
In terms of background treatment, I chose a mixture of gray and white to create a simple and elegant atmosphere. This background not only contrasts sharply with the green color of the pear, but also highlights its dominant position, while adding a sense of tranquility and peace to the entire picture.
This oil painting 'Double Pear' is my in-depth exploration of fruit themes, as well as my bold attempt at color and texture processing. I hope that through this painting, viewers can feel the serene and elegant atmosphere that I am conveying, as well as my ultimate pursuit of details.