Showing posts with label Rocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocks. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 May 2014
The Low Down
Here is my latest painting. I have just realised that I don't have a title for it yet. It is of the jetty on the ocean side of Dana Point Harbour. It is at low tide which is why you can see a portion of the beach on the left-hand side.
Labels:
Art,
Beach,
California,
Clouds,
Coast,
Dana Point,
Ocean,
Paint,
Painting,
Rocks,
Seascape,
Waves
Monday, 10 March 2014
Flowering Outcomes
It is good to be painting a little more regularly now.
'Solitude Awaits Below' 8"x10" Oil on Board.
'Gerbera Trio' 5"x5" Acrylic on Canvas.
Labels:
Art,
Beach,
California,
Flowers,
Laguna Beach,
Ocean,
Rocks,
Seascape,
Still Life,
Studio
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Cast of Colours
This is painted from a photograph I took in Hawaii two years ago. I lived in Hawaii many years ago and I love to travel there, when I can, to visit friends and enjoy the scenery. It was quite overcast during our trip last time which changes the depth of the colours without changing its beauty.
'Kona Clouds' 8" x 10" Oil on Canvas.
Saturday, 18 January 2014
Day by Day
Finally I am posting about the calendar one of my photographs is included in.
The City of Dana Point produces a calendar every year with either historical or recent scenes from around the city - specifically the harbour and coastline.
The City of Dana Point produces a calendar every year with either historical or recent scenes from around the city - specifically the harbour and coastline.
I took my photograph of a great egret while on a walk beneath a cliff at a location called the Point.
Labels:
Beach,
Birds,
California,
Dana Point,
Photography,
Rocks,
Seascape,
Walking
Tuesday, 17 September 2013
Covert Action
'Sunny Cove' 6" x 8" Oil on Canvas. This is taken from a photograph by one of my cousins of a beach in Cornwall, England. Cornwall has beautiful, rugged coastline as well as some quaint harbours and towns. I always visit Cornwall when I visit England as I have friends and family there.
I wanted to keep the painting's complexity to a minimum to stress the simple forms of the cliffs and a sense of depth.
Wednesday, 21 August 2013
On a Knife Edge
I haven't painted with a palette knife for a while so it seemed a good time to take a workshop to brush up my skills and pick up some new ideas.
The painting above was done in the workshop from a photograph supplied by the teacher. It is from Point Lobos in northern California taken when she was there on a trip in May.
I had visited the same area in June, so, back home in my studio, I looked through my own photographs of the area and choose this scene to paint.
'Rocky Cove' 8"x10" Oil on Canvas.
Labels:
Art,
California,
Northern California,
Ocean,
Paint,
Painting,
Palette Knife,
Point Lobos.,
Rocks,
Seascape,
Studio,
Workshop
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