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

Sunday, October 20, 2013

TYBEE TROLLEY TRAIL PALM TRIO AT MERRILL LYNCH FALL ART SHOW


TYBEE TROLLEY TRAIL PALM TRIO

10" X 20"
$550

This painting is showing at the 
Merrill Lynch Fall Art Show at Skidaway Island

 Show is open to the public October 18, 21-25 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm in the Merrill Lynch Building in the Village.  

It is one of my palm series from the wonderful Trail that runs along the road to Tybee Island.

You can contact me by email (livingsouthern@comcast.net) if you are interested in purchasing the painting. 






Sunday, May 5, 2013

RED WING ON MARSH

RED WING ON MARSH - ORIGINAL OIL 6 X 12


LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE THE LIGHT OF THE MARSH BUT LUCKIER TO HAVE A RED WING BLACKBIRD LAND ON IT.  WE HAVE LOTS OF THESE BIRDS IN THE SOUTH AND I LOVE TO SEE THEIR BRIGHT RED FLASH OF COLOR IN THE COASTAL LANDSCAPES.

Thursday, April 4, 2013

PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP WITH ROBERT ISLEY






Last week I had the unique opportunity to take a plein air workshop from Robert Isley.  We painted for two days at Skidaway Island.  It was such a pleasure to take from such a humble kind and so very talented artist.  I have admired his work for years.  This was offered through the Landings Art Association.  They are a very talented group of artists and have so much to offer.  I encourage any artist to join this group.  You can view their website here:


You can view Robert Isley's work here



Now if it would just quit raining here I could go out and paint!

Friday, March 15, 2013

DEEP SOUTH REGATTA










Well this is another act of love and labor.  Last weekend we went out on our sailboat and watched the Deep South Regatta. Found out it was much smoother to photograph from the sailboat than the motorboat. Each year for 57 years the International Lightning Class has held the Deep South Regatta at the Savannah Yacht Club.  It is the first of three races in the Southern Circuit.  My father in law helped start this regatta.  This is the boat my husband and his family grew up sailing.  My husband competed in the World's twice in this boat.  Many fond friends and memories.  Each year I photograph these great boats and the colorful show they put on.  I must have thousands of photos by now but I still can't resist taking them and painting them. You will see many paintings of mine with these boats.  It is rumor that this was their last trip to Savannah but I hope not.  
We will surely miss them.


LIGHTNING FLASHES

This is one of Lightning paintings



LEEWARD MARK
This painting is mixed media.  It has a watercolor base with acrylic and painted on a special board so that it does not have to be under glass.  It is varnished.



We have discovered that although Reese is a great sport about boating, he will never be a hunting dog.  He heard the cannon fire from the race committee boat to start the races and he stayed below in the cabin most of the day. At this point he is venturing out from his hole.