Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015
September Wave
Pastel, 6x8 on UArt 320
At the end of summer, the prevailing wind turns to the southwest, and the swells come in from a flat ocean. They normally break in regular succession on the beach, but every so often a large sell comes in and rolls over the smaller waves that have come before. I call these "September Waves."
9/22/15 - My wife Patty observed that I needed something to fill the big empty void in the middle of the painting. After some thought, I agreed and added some sea gulls. I like the addition.
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