Nightshade

11″ x 14″ Acrylic on paper

I keep meeting people with an allergy to foods and spices in the Nightshade family. I had never even heard of this until I started working in the spice store, now, I hear about it almost every day.

If you don’t know, the nightshades are eggplant, tomatoes, potatoes, chilis, peppers, and about 3,000 other herbs and plants. These are some of my basic food staples and I would have a really difficult time avoiding them!

Anyway, I’m calling this painting “Nightshade” because the colors remind me of eggplant, potato, and orange chilis or tomatoes! The design was created by moving acrylic paint around with an old gift card, I love how it creates a sort of fractal effect!

I hope you’re having a great weekend and enjoying some tasty good food! 🍆🍅 🌶

37 replies to “Nightshade

  1. A delicious design with creative spices, your “Nightshade” abstract painting has an organic fractal flow and vibrant energy! Another splendid creation, my dear friend
    Tiffany! 😎🎨❣️

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  2. Love the purple and orange! Yeah, a lot of people are allergic to the nightshades. And the gluten too. Check out Dr. Stephen Gundry’s book online called “The Plant Paradox” I’ve been sick for years and couldn’t figure it out. Not sick anymore since follow the Dr’s advise in his book! Feel better now.

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    1. Thank you, Nancy! So sorry to hear that, I could live with eggplant, but not chilis! Yes, I agree, a scarf would be beautiful, I actually just bought the tote bag with this one, and I’m thinking about getting the blanket! 😉

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  3. Thanks, Tiffany. It’s just something we become accustomed to. My sister is the same way and it’s no big deal anymore except we have to be careful when at restaurants. My mister loves both eggplant and chilis! We manage 😊
    Enjoy your gorgeous tote!

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  4. Your painting is gorgeous. It reminds me of cubist stuff which is my favorite. Plus I love the colors. Nightshades are something I grew up with, and I wouldn’t want to avoid them either but I know a lot of people have had allergies and sensitives to lectins and also this family of crops.

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