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| 26A002 - ACEO, Patty's Cassia |
Every autumn, the cassia bushes put on a spectacular show of bright yellow flowers against clear green foliage. A spray of these in a small crystal vase brings the sunshine inside.
Painting is acrylic on archival paper, 3.5x2.5 inches.
Original art, signed by the artist on the reverse.
I will praise the name of God with a song.
I will magnify Him with thanksgiving.
Psalm 69:30
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| 26A001 - ACEO |
This ACEO (2.5x3.5) painting is an original, line and wash view of the dunes and sea oats looking across the beach to the sea and morning clouds. I love the freshness of the unmarked sand with the breeze from the water before the heat of the day.
I have included a photo of the painting in my hand and an image of the reverse with my signature and a Bible verse - "The joy of the Lord is my strength." Nehemiah 8:10.
This painting is available on eBay - https://www.ebay.com/itm/327051540570 - copy and paste the link. Thanks.
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This painting is my memory and interpretation of a view of
the estuary marsh in the late summer afternoon. The clouds are starting to
build and rain will soon follow.
Let me know what you think - let's talk about art.
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| Winter Rain |
I was inspired by a painting I had completed a few years
ago, but the design and atmosphere of the smaller painting inspired me to give
it a larger treatment. The original was done with warm grays for the
approach of a summer storm, but since it is winter now, I wanted to give the
painting a sense of the coming cold using a cooler, more blue palette.
My goal was to retain the loose, billowy clouds and add a
touch of drama by using my strokes to indicate a sense of the on-rushing
storm. I wanted to contrast that movement with the perfect stillness of
the beach by keeping the reflections on the wet sand smooth capturing the color
of the clouds without the movement.
Here is the original painting for comparison - "Rain Coming" 9x12" pastel on UArt.
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| Rain Coming |
On the warmer winter mornings, the sea gulls and a few hardy visitors brave the cool, wet sands to watch the sun come up. The new day is forecast by the reds and lavenders in the clouds, and the gentle fall of the waves as the tide goes out.
This cardinal is resting on a branch of apple blossoms that are just opening. The bright red against the spring green is set off and accented by the pink of the blossoms and opening buds.
This painting is acrylic on a canvas panel and is a composite of a number of photos from my collection with imagination.
In the quiet of evening in the late autumn, the moon has risen before the sun has set. As the still moments linger, the dark pines catch the last rays of the sun as the moon casts its reflection across the dark water.
26A002 - ACEO, Patty's Cassia ACEO - 3.5x2.5 - Acrylic on Watercolor Paper Every autumn, the cassia bushes put on a spectacular show of ...
