Showing posts with label waterfront. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterfront. Show all posts

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Daily Painting, Landscape, "Umbrella and Chairs on the Intercoastal"

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It's that time of year again.  Well, maybe not where you live, but here in Florida the weather is perfect and everyone is looking for a place to sit on the waterfront and have some boiled shrimp and a beer.


Hopefully, someone is singing Jimmy Buffett songs too!

It's nice to pretend your on vacation every weekend.



Sunday, September 20, 2009

THE POINT, ABSTRACT, OIL, 5X7 - SOLD

A landscape from our area. It is a point of land reaching out into the inter coastal. I think it is kind of cool, the values and shapes are what appeal to me.
Check out Douglas Auld's blog, he mentioned me today. Thanks, Douglas!

Thursday, January 22, 2009

ACROSS BALLARD PARK, SOLD


I have had some requests for pastels of late, and it has become my second favorite media. Oils are my favorite and when I became involved with them, I kind of buried by pastels on the back of the shelf. As beautiful as they are, with their clear color and sparkle that you cannot achieve with any other media, they are a mess to work with. Within minutes I'm covered with pastel dust (very unhealthy) and so is my studio. When I finally complete a painting, the framing process is misery. It takes me several tries to get the mats on without smearing pastel dust on them or the glass. Then, if you move them around, inevitably dust falls on the mats and you must disassemble and clean the mats and glass again. I won't even go into the routine to mail one! Having whined about all that, I do love the look of that pure pigment.

I thought I had better give it a try again. It is amazing how fast you loose your touch, or rather, I did. I filled up the tooth of the paper with pastel much too early in the process. I definitely need more practice with this media. Anyway, here is my attempt.