Angela Sullivan Art

Peach Flavor still life by Alabama artist Angela Sullivan I drink a lot of coffee, too much I suppose but how can I resist when they have regular coffee which in itself is good enough but when you find all of those special flavorings how can anyone resist. Still life painting on 6x12 gallery wrapped canvas. Peaches,coffee cup.

Sliced Peaches by Angela Sullivan Another from the pictures of my roses in that Sliced Peach Can. I have also had this delicate table cloth for years. I bought it in New York six years ago. I knew one day that it would come in handy for something. 12x12 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.  To purchase via PayPal visit my Website To view more of my artwork visit my  Gallery

 A Plate Full by Angela Sullivan To purchase via PayPal visit my Website To view more of my artwork visit my Gallery

A Little Bit Peachy by Angela Sullivan I can just taste the sweetness of these peaches. I must say that it was quite peachy painting them. 8x8 oil on gallery wrapped canvas. To purchase via PayPal visit my Website To view more of my artwork visit my Gallery

A Bunch Of Us Lately I have been wanting to paint roses. This was once a vase of tulips but with the touch of a brush wah lah today we are roses   Touched By The Light..... 20x16 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

Cherries and Pudding Pie I don't cook much but if I could I would whip up a batch of good ole pudding pie and I would certainly get the cherries I have been wanting. Bet it would be good......The world may never know. Oil on gallery wrapped canvas. 6x6 $50

Pitcher and Peach I posted the first painting of this a couple of days ago. I did not like it at all so I did a paintover and for some reason I Like this one better. I did use a palette knife in some places. 7x5 acrylic on canvas panel. Paypal available. Painted for http://www.paintanddrawtogether.blogspot.com/

That's Just Peachy Ooooh! Peachy, that sweet drippy juicy fruit. Makes your mouth water huh? 5x7 acrylic on canvas panel. $80 To purchase contact me

Peaches Too! Painted for a challenge at http://www.rookiepainter.blogspot.com/ acrylic 7x9 canvas panel http://angelasullivan.fineartstudioonline.com/works/491153/peaches-too

The Yellow Napkin Resting on a table sits a yellow napkin. Supple and soft and made of cotton it was found in Grandma's chest. It has been handed down to a granddaughter who will cherish it forever. It is the only one remaining from Grandma's chest. A wedding gift from long ago. Now it is stained with age but treasured just the same. Who would know that this lone napkin could bring such joy and ignite warm memories from days gone by.