Showing posts with label fishing shack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing shack. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2013

Shack Window, Friendship, ME (Framed)


8x10
Oil on Panel
still wet
Framed with contemporary float frame, light wood
Limited time only
sold


You walk down the rickety pier covered with traps and surrounded by boats and rough beauty. In the window you stop, taken by the wonderful collage of bits and pieces of the fisherman's world: peeling paint, a buoy unique to the family; weathered wood, used, useful, and trashy stuff; you can feel cold water, salt air, hope of a good catch, memories, despair, swelling seas, and hard work. Suddenly this is more beautiful than the sky and sea.


Thursday, April 12, 2012

Framed "Rockport Rooflines

Rockport Rooflines
12x24
oil on prepared panel
framed in gold
$525

I'm still in Rockport. The red building is Motif #1, so called because it has been painted so many times.They even have a festival for it.  I've done my share of paintings with the building in sight. After a long morning painting, I had put all my paints away and was sitting on a bench overlooking the harbor to eat my lunch and relax. There was no rest for me because I was drawn into the amazing interplay of all the rooflines in my view. I like the overall feeling of the piece, very fresh and free and colorful and I like the masts of the pirate ship behind the building.!