Although Janet Fish endeavored in the delineations of ordinary subjects, she presented them in an spectacular, yet authentic way.
As an artist, Janet Fish was fascinated by the nature and the transparency of light, and she investigated them through many different approaches. By saying that, she places every individual object that would appear in the painting with great precision to observe them in different lights, and she experimented paintings of numerous reflective materials (such as plastic, glassware, and mirrored surfaces), which textures emphasizes the transparency of light the most and gives the most fascinating reflections.
Then, during the 70s, Fish began to adopt more vibrant colors in her painting; aiming to use vivid colors
As an artist, Janet Fish was fascinated by the nature and the transparency of light, and she investigated them through many different approaches. By saying that, she places every individual object that would appear in the painting with great precision to observe them in different lights, and she experimented paintings of numerous reflective materials (such as plastic, glassware, and mirrored surfaces), which textures emphasizes the transparency of light the most and gives the most fascinating reflections.
Then, during the 70s, Fish began to adopt more vibrant colors in her painting; aiming to use vivid colors