Postcard from Provence

Hugh Merrow-Smith wrote:
Julian was always the first to finish his Easter egg, after that he wanted every other eggs of his siblings

Barbara wrote:
This feels symbolic in so many different ways ...but mostly I love the depth and the surface and the tiny silver highlights on the spoon and the shadows and the .... it's fantastic J, Happy Easter!

Nelly de los Reyes wrote:
I went egg-hunting today and I found it in my screen.It is awesome. Thanks again Julian and Happy Easter.

Merilee wrote:
Happy Easter, Julian! Love, love, love those yummy, dirty colors. I'm just a sucker for dirt...hmmm

Walter Lamb wrote:
Wonderful plain egg to contrast all the other gaudy ones out there today! A happy Easter to all.

Melanie Ress wrote:
Love today's painting and almost all the paintings with egg as the subject and or bowl and spoon, etc.
Especially the muted tones a la Morandi (please take that as a compliment).
Also love almost all of the lemon paintings.
But really how does anyone get one - would I have to stay home from work and watch my computer all day to see when it shows up? How is it done.
Melanie in New York

COLIN GRANTLAND wrote:
EGGZACTLEY THE IMAGE I HAD HOPED FOR ON EASTER SUNDAY..

Ariel wrote:
I know it's a bit little funny, now it's snowing outside. I'm in China right now. See both peach blossom and snow falls.
Happy Easter.