Showing posts with label seascape oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seascape oil painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Rain's Coming, 30x40 Oil Painting on Canvas, Seascape


These are two of the paintings I will be exhibiting at my show on Anna Maria Island, at Paradise Found AMI, this Friday, the 16th of December. The address is 505 Pine Avenue. If you are in the area, please stop by.

I love painting weather. You can look out over the ocean and see all sorts of weather phenomena. Between the sky and the surf, there is always something to paint, even on a sunny day.

Carmen

Friday, September 23, 2016

Storm's Coming, 30x40 Oil Painting on Canvas, Seascape


This painting will be on display in October-November with the Pieces of Eight art exhibit at the Fountains of Melbourne.

I love painting weather. The skies here are just amazing, no matter what the weather, and if you live in Florida and run out of things to paint, just look up!

Carmen

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Storm's Coming, 30x40 Oil on Canvas, Seascape


This painting is currently on display with the Pieces of Eight art exhibit at the Melbourne International Airport. We are exhibiting oil paintings, wall hangings, digital art, hand-colored photos and watercolors. The artists exhibiting are Kathy Garvey, Denette Schweikert, Carol Schiff, Donna Vines, Mary Warnick and me.

If you happen to be traveling through the Melbourne Airport, pause to enjoy our exhibit. It is inside the Security Area. 

Carmen

Friday, November 13, 2015

Wading at Sunrise, 10x8 Oil on Canvas, Seascape on Beach



Sunrises in Florida are glorious. The blues, purples and golds are astonishing, and I tried to capture that in this painting. This bird was just ambling along, looking for breakfast and enjoying another beautiful day by the sea. Need I mention that sunsets in Florida are also glorious?

Carmen

Thursday, May 7, 2015

The Little Birds, 8x6 Seascape Painting, Original Oil on Canvas




To see a more accurate picture of this painting, click on the "click to buy" link above (it just takes you to Etsy). No matter how much I lighten it in my blog, it still looks more intense and darker than the original. I've tried and tried to fix that without success, so I just have to post it with a disclaimer. This didn't always happen and I don't know why it is happening now, but if any techno geniuses out there can tell me how to fix it, I'd be glad to hear from you. 

Carmen