Showing posts with label reflections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflections. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Out to Lunch II
 
Out to Lunch II   Oil
12x12 on Museum Quality Panel
 
 
This painting was taken from a photo of sailboats docked in North Carolina while their owners were "out to lunch".  I couldn't resist the vivid colors reflecting in the water.  I painted this one twice with a few variances in color as birthday gifts--one for my son and daughter.  Colorful, sharp reflections in water or on a glass surface are fun and challenging to paint. Hope you enjoy the birthday present.
 
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Monday, February 25, 2013

 
Aqua Boat   8x8   Oil
on Museum Quality Panel
 
 I really love painting boats and especially the reflections in the water.  This boat was painted with a palette knife, a bit smoother than you normally think of palette knife paintings.  I think the soft colors create a peaceful painting.  Makes me want to jump in and take a ride.
 
Wishing you a peaceful Monday.  Thank you for stopping by for a visit today!