Lemon Study I — 5 × 7 inches, oil on panel

$160.00

A quiet study in color, light, and restraint.

This small still life centers on the luminous weight of a lemon resting against deeper, quieter forms. Its bright surface holds subtle shifts of yellow, gold, and softened warmth, each brushstroke placed deliberately to capture both the solidity of the fruit and the fleeting nature of the light falling across it. Beside it, darker shapes recede into shadow, allowing the lemon to emerge gently as the focal point.

This painting was created as part of an ongoing series of observational studies exploring how color relationships and value structure can create presence even within the simplest arrangements. Rather than chasing photographic detail, the focus is on conveying the feeling of the moment: the stillness, the balance, and the quiet conversation between light and form.

Working at this small scale encourages a kind of intimacy. Every mark remains visible. Every decision matters. The result is a piece that feels both immediate and contemplative, a record of sustained looking and careful attention.

Details

• Original oil painting on 5 × 7 inch wood panel
• Painted with professional, archival oil paints
• Rigid wood panel support ensures long-term stability
• Varnished with either satin or gloss varnish (artist’s choice)
• Signed on the back
• Unframed

Shipping

This painting will ship approximately one week after purchase to allow the final varnish layer sufficient time to fully cure and protect the surface.

Shipping is USPS flat rate with insurance included. Estimated delivery time is 3–5 business days once the package has been received by the post office.

Policies

In purchasing this item, you acknowledge that you have read and accept all of Winter Woods Studio’s shop policies:
www.winterwoodsstudio.com/shoppolicies

If you'd like, I can also create a slightly more poetic version and a slightly more collector-formal version, depending on whether this collection is positioned more toward emerging collectors or juried-show caliber presentation.

A quiet study in color, light, and restraint.

This small still life centers on the luminous weight of a lemon resting against deeper, quieter forms. Its bright surface holds subtle shifts of yellow, gold, and softened warmth, each brushstroke placed deliberately to capture both the solidity of the fruit and the fleeting nature of the light falling across it. Beside it, darker shapes recede into shadow, allowing the lemon to emerge gently as the focal point.

This painting was created as part of an ongoing series of observational studies exploring how color relationships and value structure can create presence even within the simplest arrangements. Rather than chasing photographic detail, the focus is on conveying the feeling of the moment: the stillness, the balance, and the quiet conversation between light and form.

Working at this small scale encourages a kind of intimacy. Every mark remains visible. Every decision matters. The result is a piece that feels both immediate and contemplative, a record of sustained looking and careful attention.

Details

• Original oil painting on 5 × 7 inch wood panel
• Painted with professional, archival oil paints
• Rigid wood panel support ensures long-term stability
• Varnished with either satin or gloss varnish (artist’s choice)
• Signed on the back
• Unframed

Shipping

This painting will ship approximately one week after purchase to allow the final varnish layer sufficient time to fully cure and protect the surface.

Shipping is USPS flat rate with insurance included. Estimated delivery time is 3–5 business days once the package has been received by the post office.

Policies

In purchasing this item, you acknowledge that you have read and accept all of Winter Woods Studio’s shop policies:
www.winterwoodsstudio.com/shoppolicies

If you'd like, I can also create a slightly more poetic version and a slightly more collector-formal version, depending on whether this collection is positioned more toward emerging collectors or juried-show caliber presentation.