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Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Friday, August 30, 2013
Friday, October 5, 2012
Beach Patrol 6"x6" oil on canvas
The seagulls act like they are collecting a beach tax from sunbathers. They will stick around and steal something unless they get a better offer.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
It's a Beautiful Morning 10"x4.5" oil on panel
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
The Knob 7"x7" oil on panel
The orange in this image is a bit brighter than the painting. It was painted from a photo from my summer adventures with my friends. I can't seem to get away from the water, but autumn is here and I am trying to embrace its beauty.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Unexpected View 10"x4.5" oil on panel
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Youth Sublime 6"x6" oil on canvas
"Youth Sublime" came from an Alfred Lord Tennyson poem and I thought it fit this painting well. It is hard to describe the joy and magic experienced in a child seeing that open span of water with all its possibilities.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Sand Castles 6"x6" oil
Beaches everywhere in my studio and the leaves are turning outside and I am wearing socks and jackets! This is a lake beach and a family moment. SOLD
Friday, September 21, 2012
Kayak Garden 6"x6" oil on canvas
I love to kayak so naturally I am drawn to this image, but I also love the way kayaks are stacked everywhere and they have such vivid colors. They make a really pleasing graphic design.
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
Waiting For Breakfast 6"x6" oil on canvas
I have seen a lot of seagull paintings the last few days. This is my contribution. We are feeling falls chill and changing colors. I guess I will soon have to change seasons in my paintings!
Friday, September 7, 2012
Fishing Boat 9"x9" oil
I have been using a lot of complimentary colors lately....there is something so pleasing about them. The splashes of orange dance around the blues in this. This boat waiting to go "catch" some fish, was anchor moored where the Merrimac River reaches the Atlantic, near Plum Island.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Beached Kayaks 7"x7" oil
So many ways to have fun at the beach! These kayaks are good for quieter waters in the bay. I love to kayak so they caught my attention, but even more so, they are such brilliant colors against the sand.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Ding Ding Dingies 7"x7" oil $135
I love the sound that boats make clanging into one another, and also the sound they make against the moving water. This is from Quisset Harbor which is filled with beautiful sail boats and is home to "The Knob." The Knob is at the end of a long thin peninsula on the west side of the harbor. You can walk out to the end which is a big round knob, giving you a wonderful view of the ocean. If I ever do a mosaic, I think I will use this design....I can see it in my head with light glowing through it.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Sunscreen Optional 7"x7" oil
This was from the Cape. The animals are so used to people they really show their personalities. I was with friends walking along a pretty deserted beach occupied by this crow and his buddy. I couldn't resist this image.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Hand In Hand 9"x9" NFS
I love this painting...the top two reasons are Samara and Ollie, but I also like the subject, the colors, the edginess...grandpa's big hat.....their posture...so I am keeping this one! I think it is the second painting I have really done for myself!
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Vacation 9"x9" oil sold
You just got to celebrate those beautiful moments when a family is all together and focused on having fun! This is a sunny painting on a rainy day (a good day to start back to school).
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SOLD
Monday, August 27, 2012
Sunset on the Bay 5"x7" oil $100
Sunsets can be spectacular with this view, but even a quiet sunset with
light just peaking under the edge of thick cloud cover is an inspiring
vision. I can see why some artists specialize in painting clouds and
light...they are ever changing and unique snapshots.
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I had an opening at the Chaffee Art Gallery on Saturday and it was a really fun event with good food, good drinks, good music, good art, and good company. I had 32 pieces in it...here is a photo of eight of them.
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I had an opening at the Chaffee Art Gallery on Saturday and it was a really fun event with good food, good drinks, good music, good art, and good company. I had 32 pieces in it...here is a photo of eight of them.
View From the Porch 5"x7" oil sold
I messed with this too much! I liked how it turned out but I couldn't get a good photo of it because it seemed to pick up a glare on every edge. It is the relaxing view over the bay during a sunset on a cloudy day. I think I tried to put too much into it, and I did take out a few things, but it was a good exercise, and it does convey peace which is what I was after.
SOLD
SOLD
Friday, August 24, 2012
Bucket of Sand 5"x7" $100
When you are three, you need some direction on how to build a sand castle. This little lady is getting help from her grandpa. I love doing beach paintings because it takes me right back to the sound of the waves. I am so fascinated with the various colors reflected by the sand and water and sky and how they change colors as it gets deeper.
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SOLD
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Waves 6"x6" oil $100
This is in the evening. The sky is hazy but the setting sun has just peaked below the cloud cover enough to shine on the edge of the wave, on her body, and touches in the sand. Most of the beach combers have headed home while a few of us took quiet walks on the edge of the surf. Even though sea is relatively quiet, I called it "Waves" because I like the way her skirt echoes the rhythm of the sand and waves. This painting really captures how I felt in my quiet time at the beach. I worked hard to give the sky a hazy look with yellows, grays and pinks and capture the color of the water.
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