Due to High Demand some of our paint kits may take a little longer to get shipped out. We have ordered more supplies and we will get all orders processed as soon as possible. Thank you SO much for your support! Keep them coming!!!!
Due to High Demand some of our paint kits may take a little longer to get shipped out. We have ordered more supplies and we will get all orders processed as soon as possible. Thank you SO much for your support! Keep them coming!!!!
FINE ART COLLECTIONS
SEASCAPE
I perceive this body of work will be ever expanding. My infatuation for the ocean continues to bring her back to the focal point of my creative expression. The beach being the place where the ocean meets the land may forever intrigue me. Like the supernatural and the natural, there is something so contrasting within the two realms of land and sea. Yet they operate within harmony. This relationship can at times be violent, yet at other times be the most peaceful relaxing exchange. There are many diversities within this subject. My study of the beach and the compositions I create display those the attributes of this realm as I am impacted by them.
30"x 40" Arcylic on Canvas On my honeymoon, now 10 plus years ago we went to Kauai Hawaii. We had some friends from college who lived on the island. So we had a list of a few must see locations to visit during our time celebrating our connection together. One of those places remains to be my most treasured spot on this earth. Secrets Beach, not only sounds secluded but it looks and feels untouched.
30"x 40" Arcylic on Canvas As a local San Diegan Windansea beach is one of my favorite places to view the sunset. The angle of the beach coupled with its turquoise water and rock formations always makes for an incredible composition. For this painting I wanted to showcase the beauty of this place during the early spring when the moss green on the rocks seems to glow in contrast to the heavy gray marine layer.
30"x 40" Arcylic on Canvas Some friends of mine travel regularly and return with descriptions of the most remote places on the earth. One particular time they found themselves on a private boat touring the small islands around Bali. As they talked of the way the weather felt, the leaves of the massive palms reaction to the light and humidity, the colors and sounds that lit the atmosphere, I was mesmerized by their experience.
24" x 48" Arcylic on Canvas
