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It transports me to the sea each time I see it.
Isn't art wonderful?!
Showing posts with label large seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label large seascape. Show all posts
Friday, February 22, 2019
Seascape Oil Painting, Ocean Wave, Caribbean Seascape, 20x24" Oil on Canvas
Lately, I have been painting seascapes. I always love painting and viewing seascapes. It's almost as soothing to me as a trip to the beach.
Of course, the first step for me IS a trip to the beach. I pick a day with my trusty camera and head for the sand. I count myself lucky if I get a few interesting shots.
For this painting, I used images from a trip to Barbados.
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Coral Reef Painting, Tropical Painting, Daily Painting, 24x30x1.5" Textured Oil Painting
This is another in my coral reef series....the largest so far. It is highly textured, not with medium, but with paint.
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| purchase here I sometimes paint over a failed painting, such as in this case. Conventional wisdom will advise you to sand down your canvas and start over. I prefer to let the texture of the failed painting show through. Sometimes, I also allow pieces of the original art to show. |
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| I orginally had an abstract piece on this canvas, but although I liked some parts of the abstact, I was not happy with the whole piece. The canvas set in my studio for several years before I attempted to reuse it. This technique may not be for everyone, but I am the texture queen, so, it appeals to me. |
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