Showing posts with label waves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waves. Show all posts

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Sunset Afterglow..Pastel..Texas Artist..Rae Andrews






SUNSET AFTERGOW is inspired by Maui and all the beach walks I did there at sunset. The soft and romantic colors are wonderful at this time of evening. How I miss that part of island life.


I always fine soft high key colors difficult to portray in my art, so this was a challenge.

                                  This image is unframed and measures 8" x 10".

                                                                $150 plus S/H


            Prints of this image are also available through Fine Art America:


https://fineartamerica.com/featured/sunset-afterglow-rae-andrews.html?newartwork=true



Thanks for visiting..

Rae works and teaches in all mediums.. please contact her through her website at:

                                                         http://raeandrews.com

Sunday, September 4, 2016

Zen Moments: On Retreat-02- Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte









Zen Moments: On Retreat-02- Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte

 







 Zen Moments - On Retreat 02
© Denise Bossarte
Artist of Texas Signature Member


#nalandamiksang, #wayofseeing, #lookingandseeing

I was in an AirBnB within walking
distance of a lake. 
Took time in the mornings to visit 
to see what I could find.

 I went to Madison to attend a Nalanda Miksang
photography retreat with my teacher, Miriam Hall.

Lovely time spending a week shooting
in the cool weather!





Friday, September 4, 2015

Coastal Edge...Acrylic Seascape...Texas Artist...Rae Andrews


I had a few smooth gesso boards in my studio and decided to test the waters (excuse my pun) with acrylics.

I have to say I don't love this surface, it's way too smooth for me, I prefer some tooth to the substrate. However a challenge is always good for us, is it not?

I am an intuitive artist and when I paint any kind of waterscape, I generally make the up image.
I sometimes have a photo to get me started, but they will never be the same as any reference. I feel so long as I capture the 'essence' of the photo I am fine.

I will often do some work prior to actually painting the subject, on my IPad with a stylus, and see what I can 'nut' out.. This is the result.. I hope you like it.


This image is an 8" x 8" acrylic on smooth gesso board

$125 Plus S/H

Prints of this image and more of my work are available at Fine Art America:

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/coastal-edge-rae-andrews.html?newartwork=true


Rae conducts workshops and demonstrations of her techniques in ACRYLICS, PASTELS, OILS, and WATERCOLORS

For more information please contact her at:
rae4art@aol.com

Please visit my Web Site at:
www.yessy.com/raeandrews

or my Blog Site at:
raeandrewsgallery.blogspot.com

Sunday, May 10, 2015

FeatherFest2015-05 - "Waiting for Breakfast" Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte

FeatherFest2015-05 - "Waiting for Breakfast" Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte


FeatherFest2015-05
"Waiting for Breakfast"
 © Denise Bossarte
Artist of Texas Signature Member


News series FeatherFest 2015.

This is my second favorite
shot from the trip.

This heron seemed to be waiting
oh so patiently for the
fisherman to bring in
the fish and
give him breakfast!

Monday, October 7, 2013

Making Waves by Kristine Kainer

Oil
18x24

We've all seen them:  paintings that look like they were made by a gorilla that sell for record amounts of money in the art world.  After a particularly frustrating day (and seeing some of those astronomical purchase prices via a fellow artist's Facebook post), I temporarily regressed back to the simpler days of childhood.  Using leftover paint on my palette and my trusty middle finger, I created this seascape fingerpainting.  Enjoy.