Showing posts with label abstract seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract seascape. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Cracking the Code – Ocean Art

 

Since I live near the Southern California coast I’ve a strong interest in ocean art. Many of my paintings are waves surf, and the undulations of the water. When I first started to paint this subject; I thought there was a secret code. If I could cipher it or find the right color, teacher, learn a tutorial I could master the “blue wave.”

Well with time I learned finding and creating the perfect wave is in the process. Waves are filled with different color, light, and attitude. At times the ocean is calm and still, bright and sunny filled with happy waves then changes to a loud boisterous mammoth face of water….

So I’ll just keep plugging along like a surfer after a long day and just know that I’ve enjoyed the ride…

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Original Ocean Art

I think for myself the most difficult aspect of painting is distilling the moment and subject matter to its most simple form.  My goal was to keep the light and color at center stage.
 
This is a memory of my travels. I remember the evening sky against the dark harbor waters, it had a warm and peaceful vibe, but at the same time the sky had lots of color, texture and movement.