16 x 24 inches Oil on canvas
Showing posts with label lobster boats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lobster boats. Show all posts
Friday, August 2, 2013
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Lobstering - #73113 by Candy Barr
18 x 24 inches Oil on canvas
Detail
sitting by the water watching the boat activity pass back and forth, with cormorants and seagulls made for an exciting day. Watching the tide come in and listening to all the wonderful sounds by the sea.
The wonderful seaside restaurant Anna's Water's Edge near by.
The wonderful seaside restaurant Anna's Water's Edge near by.
Summer is good.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Pelican Lobster Boat - Oil 18" x 36" by Candy Barr
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| 18 x 36 inches Oil on deep canvas |
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| Detail, sorry to admit a bit of glare on left side |
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| what's a trip to Maine without eating lobster? |
This is available from my gallery in Stowe Vermont Fine Art
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Two Dinghys - #101511
This was matted and framed for the RISD Alumni +Student Art show
occuring TODAY Saturday Oct 15 in Providence RI on Benefit St
Monday, July 4, 2011
Lobster Boat at Sunset- #7411
8 x 10 inches Oil on canvas
The Pelican coming in for the evening
4th of July Parade in Warren Vermont...
Tea Party in Mad River Valley...
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Small Point Dock - #7211
8 x 10 inches Oil on canvas
You always have such hopes... this one got away from me with wind changes and probably the scale of the boats and distance. I've got to figure out the depth of values better in the water. I'm engrossed with the spacing of boats still.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Lobster Boats Big Wood Island - #7111
8 x 10 inches Oil on canvas
I thought I'd originally put the foreground boat in, and later removed it. The water and wind change as do the directions of the boats.
The arrangement of spacing is interesting to me, and I hope this will inform larger paintings from this kind of study along with the photos I took.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Two Dinghys
10 x 10 inches Oil on canvas
$535 +S/H
This photo of the flat light day was taken off a computer screen, since I didn't have my camera that day while painting. If you notice the keel in the front boat, I adjusted the line because it looked "off" the way it really is - see in the photo? It doesn't seem to line up with the bow! Go figure. Unfortunately in this computer photo, you can't really see the colors in shadows etc. That's a good reason to paint from life!!
This was taken day later on brighter day.
$535 +S/H
This photo of the flat light day was taken off a computer screen, since I didn't have my camera that day while painting. If you notice the keel in the front boat, I adjusted the line because it looked "off" the way it really is - see in the photo? It doesn't seem to line up with the bow! Go figure. Unfortunately in this computer photo, you can't really see the colors in shadows etc. That's a good reason to paint from life!!
This was taken day later on brighter day.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Lobster Boats
8 x 10 inches Oil on panel SOLD
This is same location as the lobsterman
24 x 24 posted on June 29
24 x 24 posted on June 29
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