The Late Harvest; casein on board; 6" x 9.75"
This is my first year growing cabbages - and now I'm hooked. There are so many things to love about them. I grew red cabbages because they're a little more nutritious. In general, vegetables with vibrant colors have more micronutrients - with cauliflower being the exception. But back to cabbages - they're an absolutely gorgeous plant, they get ENORMOUS and they're oh so tasty.
All of my cabbages are picked now, eaten and digested - by me. But my cabbage plants won't quit. Where each large cabbage was removed there are now several little cabbage-lets. They're the reason I made the painting above. They're so adorable they were simply begging to be painted. It took me about an hour to find a suitable setting for this one - and about four hours to complete the painting. If anyone's counting. This is both painting number 66 and 10 as I painted over 10 in an effort to reuse materials. You can see the process here.
2 comments:
Quarter 'em, olive oil and pepper, grilled or roasted, mmm!
Ooooh - that does sound good :)
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