Today was a wonderful day of painting and this one is a little slice of summer fun that I had to preserve. The painting is 5x7 inches, oil on canvas.
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Showing posts with label Seascape Oil Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seascape Oil Painting. Show all posts
Friday, August 12, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Irish Coastline
Today's painting is another 5x7 inch painting from my Irish collection. It is clear why it is called the Emerald Isle when one views the fields of green that hug most of the landscape including the coastline. The fog hangs on the horizon and reveals a cool wonderland that was really fun to paint. To purchase this painting or view it in the Small Impressions Gallery, click here. The price is $35.00 plus $6.50 for shipping to addresses in the US.Technorati tags:
Beach, Beach Painting, Canvas Panel Painting, Coastal Painting, Coastline, Contemporary Painting, Country Field Painting, Dingle, Ireland, Field Painting, Grassy Beach Painting, Impressionist Landscape, Oil Painting, Original Oil Painting, Painting of Fog, Seascape Painting, Small Artwork
Monday, February 7, 2011
Irish Lighthouse
I almost forgot to post this little 6x8 inch painting. It is based on a photo my daughter shared with me from a recent trip to Europe. I believe it is close to the town of Dingle in Ireland. It was fun to paint and a joy to view her photos. I am thankful that she has given me permission to paint any or all of her hundreds of photos. This oil painting on canvas can be purchased by viewing it in the Small Impressions Gallery and putting it in a shopping cart.Technorati tags:
Beach, Coastal Painting, Dingle, Ireland, Gallery Wrapped Canvas, Impressionist Landscape, Lighthouse, Ocean Rocks Painting, Painting of Shoreline, Seascape Painting
Friday, January 21, 2011
Sunset on the Beach
Today's painting was inspired by late summer evenings on the Pacific Coast. As the sun sets, the wet sand takes on a sparkle of the glowing sky. Sea birds pick their way along the shore and all is well. I just wish that's where we were. The winter weather is getting old and I'm ready for a vacation. The painting is 5x7 inches on a canvas panel and has been SOLD. Check out my gallery for additional paintings currently for sale.Technorati tags:
Beach Art, Beach Painting, Bird Art, Bird Painting, Canvas Panel Painting, Coastal Painting, Coastline, Oil Painting, Original Beach Painting, Original Oil Painting, Painting on Canvas, Puget Sound Sunset, Sea Birds, Seascape Painting, Shore Birds, Small Painting
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Shore Birds
A few weeks ago I grabbed this 4x6 inch canvas and promptly made a mess. Sometimes work is better off just wiped out. After wiping the image off, the canvas sat on the shelf for a few weeks and dried. It was the color of a sunset, but there was no painting. At least until today. The muse visited again and these two little shore birds found a home on the golden canvas. It is satisfying when I can make something beautiful out of a dried up mess. This painting SOLD at the Small Impressions Gallery , but there are other paintings of birds and animals also available here.Technorati tags:
Beach Art, Bird Art, Bird Painting, Coastal Painting, Coastline, Evening Light, Golden Light, Oil Painting, Original Oil Painting, Painting Effects of Light, Painting Light, Seascape Painting, Shore Birds, Sunset Painting
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Dockside
Working on paintings of seascape or boats always challenges me. I think it is because salt water surrounds me and I'm very familiar with the sights and sounds of the coast. I'm never satisfied with the results of my attempts at painting these local scenes. But, this one made me feel quite satisfied. It is small 5x5 inches. I concentrated on shapes and tried to avoid thinking about painting the sea and boats. Amazingly, I am satisfied with the final product. It is a bit abstract, but I'm wasn't tempted to wipe it out and start over. A delightful success in my eyes! It has joined some of my other paintings at the Small Impressions Gallery at Etsy. To view it in the Gallery and purchase it for $25.00 plus shipping, click here.Technorati tags:
Abstract Seascape Painting, Boat Painting, Canvas Panel Painting, Coastal Painting, Coastline, Oil Painting, oil sketch, Original Oil Painting, Original Painting, Pacific Northwest Artist, Puget Sound, Puget Sound Painting, Small Art, Small Artwork, Small Seascape Painting, Washington State, Washington State Coastline
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Evergreen Reflection, Original Oil Painting
The Northwest tip of the Washington State Coastline is rocky and covered with Evergreen Trees. This little 4x6 inch oil painting captures the shoreline and the temperature well. It is for sale online at Small Impressions Gallery where you can purchase it for $24.00 plus $6.50 for shipping to US addresses. It's one of my favorites. Click here.Technorati tags:
American Painting, Coastal Painting, Coastline, Contemporary Painting, Evergreen Trees, Ocean Rocks Painting, Oil Painting, Original Beach Painting, Original Oil Painting, Pacific Northwest Artist, Painting of Shoreline, Painting on Canvas, Small Art, Small Painting
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Ocean Color--Original Seascape Painting
Most of the time when I paint water, the colors feel exaggerated. After all, I live in the Pacific Northwest where the sky is often gray and rain visits often. We don't have water that is ultramarine blue or any of the other available blue paint that I own. Since I can never seem to get the color right, I've abandoned painting seascapes for some time now. But, then I remembered a little exercise from the past and tried it on this little 5x7 inch oil painting. My palette is limited to Chromatic Black, Titanium White, Burnt Sienna, and Yellow Ochre. The trick is that there is no blue, but the shades of gray take on the appearance of blue. Finally, the color of the sea off the Pacific Northwest Coast! It was a good reminder that an artist can do a lot with a limited palette. Technorati tags:
American Painting, Limited Palette Painting, Ocean Rocks Painting, Oil Painting, Original Painting, Seascape Painting, Small Art, Small Artwork, Small Painting
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Patch of Blue--Pacific Ocean Painting
This little 4x6 inch painting is another of my little Pacific Ocean Paintings. It was inspired by damp, foggy coastal mornings. Looking up at the sky and searching for a patch of blue is my way of hoping the sun is going to shine and the day will be clear and bright. Sometimes it actually happens. The other little painting from my recent trip was posted a couple of days ago. Both provide a nice little memory of a delightful weekend, and we actually had some sunshine! Technorati tags:
Blue, Blue Sky Painting, canvas panel, Companion Painting, Contemporary Oil Painting, Miniature Oil Painting, Miniature Painting, Minimalist Painting, original artwork, Original small artwork, Pacific Coast Painting, Pacific Northwest Artist, Pacific Northwest Painter, Pacific Northwest Painting, Pacific Ocean Painting, Pacific Seascape, Painting Fog, painting of fog, Seascape Painting
Monday, February 15, 2010
Surf and Sunshine
High swells and high tides made Valentines Day an exciting day to visit the Pacific Coast. After a day of pouring rain, the sun finally came out. Coupled with a high tide plenty of 22-24 foot waves splashing and crashing it was quite an exciting day. I had to create a little painting to comemorate the occasion. In comparison to the huge waves, this little painting is just 4x6 inches. When travelling, it is easy to just throw a few of these little canvas panels in my paint box and I never miss a day of painting!
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