Friday, August 5, 2011

Tide Lines



Oil on panel - 12x9

Sold

After a severe northeaster storm last winter, the beach at Ponte Vedra was eroded with some spectacular tide lines. The erosion cut a clear line in the beach. The extreme high tide had left its mark. The "fresh" sand and coquina shell showed spectacular color against the blue and white of the waves.
at
Labels: , ,

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Imagination 2

  Watercolor wash and ink, 6x8 Expressive washes of intense watercolor on wet paper that I permitted to run and blend naturally.  For this p...

  • NuPastel Light-fast Test
        I have completed a 90-day light fast test of NuPastels.  I placed the chart in full sun from January 16 through April 15.  Note t...
  • First Visitors, pastel 12x18, beach scene, sunrise, after rain
    First Visitors Pastel, 12x18 on UArt sanded paper The rain has passed, and the sun is coming up painting the sky and water with vivid colors...
  • Path in the Pines
    Pastel 12x16 on LuxArchival 100 This view of an old path through the pine woods has held my attention for years.  The woods are now a housin...