Showing posts with label palm tree art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palm tree art. Show all posts

Friday, September 10, 2021

Palms and Pastel Houses, 12x9 Original Landscape Painting

 



I used to live in a pink house in Bermuda, and the address was Diamond Cottage on Suffering Lane. No house number, the houses just had names and the street name. The house was nice, but the pink was Pepto-Bismol pink. I like this pink house much better.

Carmen
    

Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Sunday, November 26, 2017

Crossed Palms Giclee Print, Florida Beach Scene


I'm always painting seascapes, but I like this one where the water is secondary and the dunes and palms are prominent. I'm so lucky to live by the beach.

This painting is sold, but I am offering giclee prints on stretched canvas in my Etsy Shop. Various sizes are available. The prints are on archival canvas and very difficult to tell from an original oil painting.

Carmen

Thursday, November 23, 2017

Oil Painting, St. Johns River, 9x12 Original Oil Painting on Canvas Panel


This is how the St Johns River looked after Hurricane Irma. The river rose to such a high level that the airboat we were in could go to places that were usually inaccessible. This is a 9x12 original oil painting, signed and ready to frame.

Carmen

Monday, November 24, 2014

Two Palms, 6x8 Oil Painting on Panel



Well, I will soon be building my brand-new, luxurious studio because James Comey of the FBI emailed me that for only $750 and my personal information I will receive over 10 million dollars from lottery/gambling/inheritance money due me from "overseas."

I keep wondering how many people fall for this, just another version of the Nigerian scam. Someone must, or they wouldn't keep doing it. The letters are always poorly written and don't even come close to being believable, yet someone must be sending them money.

This has nothing to do with my painting above, I just need to sound off now and then. I once had a friend who would say, "There are eight million people in New York City. If I could just get each one to send me a penny..."

Carmen