Showing posts with label rocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rocks. Show all posts

Sunday, July 26

SEASCAPE

It looks like this seascape will replace the peppers for the workshop in Washington at Arts Desire. It is 24x30. As soon as email alerts have been sent out by Bev for the workshop she will be putting the paintings on the web site for the class. I will keep you posted!! I will bring the peppers, I know some of you do want to paint it! XO

Monday, January 21

Seascape # 3

24x30 o/c Yep, another seascape. Just can't seem to pull away from them! You have to indulge me a bit longer, just having way too much fun!

Thursday, January 17

Sea Scape


24x30 o/c This is painted after Paul Dougherty, my favorite sea scape painter. I took a few libertys with this. Had alot of fun. I am so inspired by his work. Living here by the sea I want to be able to paint it and when I study and practice I turn to Paul Dougherty.
Paul Dougherty was an American painter, 1877-1947. An oil painter, concentrating on seascapes. Born in Brooklyn NY setteling in California in 1931. He was world famous by this time.He became actively involved in the formation of the Carmel Art Association and was president in 1940. His etchings,watercolors,pastels,monotypes along with his beautiful oils of the sea are viewed in Museums all over the world.

Thursday, January 3

Sea Scape

6"x6" o/b This is my first painting of the New Year! I just felt like painting the sea today. It is about to storm, I have to go back out to my studio, have a large painting to start and it is going to be fun with the rain and wind! Ha! As many of you know...my studio is , well, leaky to say the least! It is my studio none the least and I am thankful for it!! See you tomorrow!! XO Susan

Tuesday, November 13

Leffingwell

24x30 oil on canvas. This is not of course a small. it is a painting I have been working on for the gallery here. Worked on it this morning and thought I would put it up for today's painting! Leffingwell is a gorgeous spot here. I hope I have captured a bit of it's beauty.