The sixth painting in my 99 bottles of beer series, another Aussie beer, this time it's a Crownie!
Crown Lager - originally made by Carlton & United Breweries (CUB), a subsidiary of Foster's Group.
The unique bottle shape and label was designed by Eveline Annie Harvey (1910 — 2008), a commercial artist working in Melbourne who was also responsible for many other well-known labels during the period.
Eveline produced the Crown Lager artwork at print size using only a single haired paintbrush, I'm not that patient..
I'm back up to 13 colours ( I used M.H. Ivory black too ).
I was being lazy - I could have done without atleast 2 of those browns - the Michael Harding Burnt Sienna and Old Holland Yellow Ochre Burnt are so close I think even Caravaggio can see my laziness (that ones for you Pete).
For the paint nerds reading this (there aren't any, I know), that Williamsburg "French Light Sienna" has an interesting greenish tinge when put against the right colours.
Cheers mate!
6 and counting, 93 to go....
![A still life painting of a beer](https://bensherar.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/beer-6-crown-lager.jpg)
![Crown lager still life painting](https://bensherar.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/beer-6-crown-lager-still-life.jpg)
![Artists oil painting tubes](https://bensherar.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Artists-oil-painting-tubes.jpg)