5x7" acrylic on canvas board. $40. Available here
We've been getting some great sunsets recently! This one was so dramatic
and vibrant that I had to paint it. I've found that keeping the
brushstrokes very loose is the best way to convey the movement of the
clouds, and sometimes I struggle with that because I want to add minute
detail to everything. But I think that in this painting, I stopped at
just the right point!
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 November 2017
November Sunset
Labels:
5x7",
acrylic,
autumn,
beach,
black,
england,
gold,
hertfordshire,
landscape,
orange,
purple,
sky
Tuesday, 11 April 2017
Crashing Wave
5x7" oil on canvas board. $40. Available here
I got the urge to paint a
seascape recently! I dug out a reference photo from my last trip to the
Isle of Wight. It's really fun painting greenish-grey water, the colour
shifts are very subtle and a great challenge. I also had fun trying to
capture the beach, which was strewn with pebbles and seaweed.
Monday, 12 December 2016
Sea Sparkle, Molunat
5x4" acrylic on canvas, $30. Available here
Trying to capture that light-on-water effect! Yet another Montenegro painting inspired by Virtual Paintout. I think I'll paint a few more and then decide which ones to submit to the VP blog.
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Trying to capture that light-on-water effect! Yet another Montenegro painting inspired by Virtual Paintout. I think I'll paint a few more and then decide which ones to submit to the VP blog.
Location Link
Labels:
4x5",
acrylic,
beach,
blue,
green,
landscape,
montenegro,
seascape,
summer,
virtual paintout,
water,
white
Wednesday, 23 March 2016
Appley Tower From The Beach
6x8" oil on canvas board. $25. Available here!
Another painting of the Isle of Wight. One morning I walked down the beach at low tide, and came across a Victorian folly, Appley Tower. I really liked how it stood out, pale stone against dark trees. The tide goes out a long way, but pools of water remain here and there, reflecting trees and sky. The sand has many different textures and colours. It was fun trying to capture them without distracting from the main focus of the painting.
Another painting of the Isle of Wight. One morning I walked down the beach at low tide, and came across a Victorian folly, Appley Tower. I really liked how it stood out, pale stone against dark trees. The tide goes out a long way, but pools of water remain here and there, reflecting trees and sky. The sand has many different textures and colours. It was fun trying to capture them without distracting from the main focus of the painting.
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