Artist at work - some timelapse videos

Here are a selection of time-lapse videos which show my working process for some of my favourites from this project. My process is considerably speeded up, the 100 days Project paintings took between two and 8 hours of work each day.  Compilations, featuring 5 paintings each, of all 100 days of the project along with other videos ​ can be found on my YouTube channel @juliecanefineart5760.
No 1.   Green Vase and Haberdashery
 I chose a small vase from my collection and a few bits from the recent sewing project. I set up  a pleasing composition and drew a rough line drawing of my few objects on to a piece of Linen. T
No 12. Old Green Bottle and Lavender
I found this pretty little bottle in my collection and half filled it with water to add interest, the lavender sprig lay in front to cast an interesting shadow.
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No 16. Tin Jug and Cherries
This is one of my favourites, simple everyday objects resting quietly on the shelf, I enjoy capturing the different surface textures.
No 22. Kangaroo Paw in Green Vase.
Having fun, today! I took on a trickier subject. The intricate details on these Kangaroo Paw flowers were a real challenge.
No 30 Habanero Chillies
I am very sensitive to chilli and avoid eating them, however I adore capturing their bright colours and shiny skin. These five Habanero chillies found a good home with a chilli loving friend, following their modelling stint.
No. 37 Red Plums
Plums are one of my favourite fruits, particularly Victoria plums though I don't find them for sale often. I remember raiding the Victoria plum tree in my childhood garden when they were in season and I got the chance. 
No. 57 Birds Eye Chillies
More chillies, I find them irresistible as subjects but intensely uncomfortable in food.
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No. 58 Mandarines
Three mandarines all ready to eat, I have painted many citrus fruit and these made a delightful study and a lovely snack!
No. 71  Peaches and Cream
A blossom from one of my favourite Grevillea bushes in my garden. I really enjoyed capturing the intricate detail of these flowers.
No. 73 Blueberry Smile
I had a pack of blueberries gleaned from the local Woolies in the height of lockdown, I decide to bring some cheer by using them to depict a smiley face. 
No. 77 Mock Orange and Shells
These Mock Orange flowers were plucked from my hedge, and their subtle colour sits comfortably with these pale shells. 
No. 81 Strawberries and Canna Lily
this one has lovely bright colours, and the strawberries were a delight to paint.
No. 94  Japanese Honeysuckle
This honeysuckle flower was found growing on the nature strip along a local fence, the. colours work in a beautiful soft harmony. The fragrance filled my studio as I painted the flower.
No. 96. ​Garden Treasures
I spent a lovely time in my garden collecting these treasures to paint today, as autumn is upon us there were many seed pods to choose from.