Showing posts with label paintings of the ocean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings of the ocean. Show all posts

Jul 23, 2024

York Harbor Beach


Though I have been posting paintings inspired by last year's trip to Spain, I wanted to take the opportunity to show a painting I have at the Roux & Cyr International Fine Art Gallery in Portland, Maine. I am excited to have my work in the gallery, which showcases work by so many wonderful artists. This painting was inspired by views of a 2022 trip to York, Maine. I went back this summer and hope to paint more views of the town. SOLD.

 

Jun 28, 2023

Beach Haven Afternoon

 

This was painted from a reference photo that I took last year while visiting Beach Haven, NJ. My mother and I participated in the local Art Walk to try to branch out into new territory. We stayed a few nights and really enjoyed the perfect sand of the beaches and the slightly retro vibe of the town. On this particular day, there was rain. In the afternoon, the clouds cleared to reveal the pthalo blue and pthalo green sky. Oil on 9"h x 11"w stretched canvas. SOLD.

Jun 30, 2015

Sandbridge Beach


This is a little different from some of my more recent beach paintings. It was painted from a photo I took in Sandbridge, VA on a recent trip. I was fortunate that every day had its own distinct weather, so I have some brighter days, some overcast days, some pretty sunrises and sunsets. This particular day was hazy and hot. Oil on 5"h x 7"w stretched canvas. SOLD.

Jun 9, 2015

Unexpected Wave


All the kids are frightened of this unexpected wave. The man carries his child to the shore to get a closer look at the wave that almost sweeps a girl off her feet. Oil on 6"h x 8"w linen panel. SOLD.