Showing posts with label marine art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marine art. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Sea Hop




Every time we go to Beaufort, NC, we turn right toward the waterfront. My husband suddenly turned left, saying we always turn right. Well, we found water on the left side too! We saw people that appeared to be living on their humble boats. I just couldn't take my eyes off of them and decided they had to be painted. Sea Hop is the first one I have painted. Trailers by the Sea is the name I am calling this series of paintings. Their homes are humble, but their "yards" are just divine. Painted with MaimeriBlu watercolors on watercolor paper.

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Marsh and Sky





You are not suppose to stop on top of the bridge! If no one is coming you can go real slooooow and take a picture. Sometimes after a rainy day you can catch the most inspiring sunset over the bridge to Oak Island, NC. Painted with MaimeriBlu paints on watercolor paper.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Summer Breeze




There is nothing like a summer breeze, sound of gulls and waves on a hot summer day in North Carolina. Its my happy place! How do you like a white umbrella with plenty of color? This painting was done with the FW inks from Daler Rowney. It and others will be on display at the Flying Pig for the months of May and June at Oak Island, NC.

Friday, April 8, 2011

Nite Moods




Summer breezes makes my hair dance. Cool sand squishes between my toes and then my eyes are fixed on the moon light shimmering on the ocean. It's eye candy and I can't get enough! For me, its a moment that nearly takes my breath. A scene I crave. A healing place. MaimeriBlu watercolors on watercolor paper.

Monday, July 26, 2010

Jim Buoy


How many times do we pass these as we step out onto the beach? This particular morning the shadows caught my eye and I just had to tell a story with my watercolors. I know the shadows are not really purple and blue, but I could see those colors. This lifesaver is old and tearing in places but it would still work in a pinch. Painted with MaimeriBlu paints on watercolor paper.