8 x 8"oil on masonite
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I'm back in the studio - relaxing from a few days on the road. The lecture by Dan McCaw was inspiring. If you're an artist, and you find yourself stumped or bored or stuck - surround yourself with art for a couple of days. It's good for you. Talking with other painters will enforce the many things we all go through - and looking at art will sometimes fill in the gaps of a creative brain. I usually go off somewhere and see new images and ideas and can't wait to get back to painting.
This scene is taken from an early evening walk on the beach of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
extraordinary! your work is always astounding. this one glows!
ReplyDeleteI NEVER cease to be amazed by your incredible sense of design. A great painting. Nothing new for you.
ReplyDeleteLove this one.
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors. Love the way that with simplicity you say so much!
ReplyDeleteSurrounding yourself with art is great advice. That's why I started blogging about photography and looking for inspiration (like your paintings) on-line.
ReplyDeleteYou paintings inspire me so much. The are breath taking and give me goose bumps (If that doesn't sound to weird!) But its true!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis and many of your summer paintings are so right on that I can smell the sea and hear the gulls.
ReplyDeleteKaren, I love the simplicity of this painting. And I can feel the sea breeze on my face. Wonderful! Holly
ReplyDeleteLove this piece Karin! And it's true about surrounding yourself with art will help recharge. I wish I lived across the street from the Met or LACMA, my 2 favorite museums.
ReplyDeletegreat composition, I like your art
ReplyDeleteThe composition on this is truly striking!
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