Showing posts with label Islesford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Islesford. Show all posts

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Sunlight and Shadow on Islesford




"Sunlight and Shadow on Islesford"

7x5

Oil on Panel


starting bid $25


It was the last painting day of my Henry Isaacs/Ashley Bryan workshop on Islesford and the first sun we had seen, so we were quite joyful. After painting a couple of small pieces looking out at the harbor, I turned and saw this sunlight shining through the trees and hitting the little one in the back. It was fun to paint!

Thursday, February 26, 2015

"Purple Shadow, Lavender Sky"



"Purple Shadow, Lavender Sky"

6x6

Oil on Panel

starting bid $50

The sun had finally come out on Islesford Maine, and we had one more day to paint in our Henry Isaac/Ashley Bryan Labor Day Weekend workshop. (What a joy THAT was) But seeing the sun after nothing but fog and rain brought our some colors in me I didn't know I had, and it brought out a looseness I can't usually get even if I try. Go ahead and bid, you might get this for a bargain price!

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Fog and Float

Fog and Float




6x6
Oil on Panel

opening bid $100
buy it now $200

This piece has been exhibited and
has a high quality exhibit line frame, contemporary floater style


Monday, December 15, 2014

Fisherman's Float

Fisherman's Float
7x5"
oil on panel 

starting bid $75


This is a small piece I did while sitting on the dock in Islesford, Maine. The days had been grey with fog and rain, but the colors of the fishermen's equipment glowed through that mood and reflected in the water. I painted quickly and I meant to go back and make it more specific. But then it was clear that is was done. Now. So here it is!

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Cranberry Isles Fishermen's COOP #1


Cranberry Isles Fishermen's COOP #1

8x8

Contemporary exhibit line float frame


Starting bid $100
Buy it now: $350


My time on the island of Islesford was very special - it was a weekend class with Henry Isaacs and Ashley Bryan. It just didn't matter that it was raining almost the whole time, we were all so happy to be there. Heaven at an island in the sea….  I had found a place to paint on an enclosed porch that looked out to the next dock, which housed the lobster COOP that served both Cranberry Islands. I was taken by the abstract quality of what I was seeing - the yellow metal structure, a weigh station, I think - tell me if I am wrong!, a ladder down to the water, wonderful pieces of wood and a spot that had a really bright orange spot in a bit of unexpected sunlight. Yum, yum, I like this piece.