Showing posts with label coastal art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coastal art. Show all posts

Friday, October 31, 2025

Something Newish And Some News

How did a month go by so quickly? I’m down in Hilton Head now til we go back to RI for the holidays and wanted to show some recents paintings.
Seas off Sachuest ,8x10 and sold, was painted this summer at Sachuest Point, a wildlife refuge that juts out into the ocean with many trails and spectacular places to paint. Wasn’t, and won’t be the last time I’ve enjoyed painting plein air in such a magnificent setting. 
The second image Sachuest’s Summer Light is 12x16 and is available at Spring Bull Gallery for $750. The gallery is in Newport, RI and has     a unique representation of artists working in all mediums.







 

Tuesday, September 30, 2025

YANA and my Donated Painting



 YanaNewport is dear to my heart and this year was our 4th Anniversary. I donated my painting Let’s Meet at the Beach, a title that captures the feeling of promise and connection. The empty chairs are just waiting for friends to arrive and enjoy each other’s company. For more info on YANA Newport just click on the link. The painting went to the highest bidder, making someone happy and giving back to a non-profit that has a very special place in my heart!

Sunday, December 31, 2023

When The Day Is New & Happy New Year’s Eve

When The Day Is New is my last sale of the year- painted while feeling and thinking about the magic that happens when I look for the promise and hope of each new day. One day at a time. This one is 30x48- with a big thank you to CamelliaArt on Hilton Head Island, SC. 



 

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

Seal Cove

 Seal Cove, Oregon- what a magical place. We are traveling in our motorhome and the campground is right across from the Pacific Ocean. Cross the 101-look carefully!- then a set of steps to the beach. At the first landing is a bench where I set up to paint the magnificent rocky shoreline. The painting is 8x16 and already has been SOLD! 

People walking on the beach asked for a photo of the painting- of course I said yes, but then asked them to take one of me. The artist in her happy place!