Showing posts with label waterfront. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterfront. Show all posts

Monday, October 16, 2023

Rainstorm Across the Bay

3x6 watercolor, another quick imaginary marine scape done a few days ago on Canson 140 lb cold press paper. I've emphasized the dark and moody rain clouds hovering above the water with a promise of rain soon to fall upon the earth. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith

Thursday, August 10, 2023

Palm Fronds over Beach

6x6 watercolor using White Nights paints in Masters Touch sketchbook, 80 lb. paper, done last week during our annual art tour. In this imaginary beach or ocean scene, dark shadowed palm leaf fronds sway in the breeze. COPYRIGHT 2023 Kay Smith

Tuesday, September 28, 2021

Three Palms

5x7.5 watercolor using White Nights paints in Moleskine for wc sketchbook (140 lb cold press paper) done over this past weekend for an online WetCanvas challenge. COPYRIGHT 2021 Kay Smith

Thursday, August 8, 2019

Colorful Palms

9.5x7 watercolor on paper in Ecosystem sketchbook done the last week of July, another Florida scene from WetCanvas/Valri.  I tried to make the tree tops look more color infused than in real life.
COPYRIGHT 2019 Kay Smith

Friday, August 22, 2014

Marina

15x22 watercolor wet in wet of a marina scene complete with boats, fishermen, docks and bait houses.
Image is COPYRIGHT Kay Smith.

Saturday, March 30, 2013

Wish You Were Here - beach scene

21.75 x 16.5 watercolor on Italia 140 lb soft press paper done today.  This is a crop from a horizontal beach seascape with major elements rearranged, such as removing the picket fence that went straight across, parallel to the bottom, a compositional no-no! The scene had brush, grass, and branches throughout so those were edited and omitted.  Now the viewer can walk in and go towards the next dune, the water, or the houses distant upper left.  All I drew with pencil were the houses and large foliage upper right; all else is done with a brush.  Sure wish I was there!

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Beached Whales

10x14 watercolor on gessoed acid free matboard done a few months ago; this was from a WetCanvas! weekend drawing event challenge. I realized it had not been posted here.  Courtesy reference with permission of 4 women having a good time at the seashore.  Painted within 2 hours.

Open Hollyhock in Ink

12x9 ink using black Tombow brushn pen on Fabriano Bristol 100 lb paper done week before last as a quick floral exercise to show darkest da...