Showing posts with label Aberdeen Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aberdeen Beach. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Winds of Change



Aberdeen Beach is a bit of a long-cut away from our weekly grocery trip, so I almost always insist we take the boardwalk home. This time around, we were hit by a very Aberdonian weather twist: our sunny day started becoming a bit more ominous, the waves grew a bit larger, and the winds really picked up, blowing in some intense layers of storm clouds! 

My favourite part of this motif were the seagulls.. Aberdeen seagulls are just so hardcore. They just sat there, not letting the impending storm ruin their little gossip circle. 

Another piece in my Aberdeen Beach series.

12"x16" Original Oil on Canvas

Sunday, March 22, 2015

Bird's Eye View

 

 A tiny painting of Aberdeen Beach as seen from the high-up boardwalk. The sky looked positively lime against the purple clouds, and I couldn't help myself. 

This is part of my cubicle art series, because it is small enough to be hung using nothing but a few pieces of tape, a piece of string, and a thumb tack or two.

10x10cm Original Oil on Canvas


Monday, March 16, 2015

Eventide


Just as the moon rises over the smouldering embers left by the setting sun, the water reflects and echoes its swan song.

Another painting in my Aberdeen Beach set.

12x16" Oil on Canvas

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Losing Sight Of The Shore

An evening painting of Aberdeen Beach that sold before it dried!

I would very much like to do another few nocturne seascapes.. This was one of the most intuitive paintings I've done, and it felt so lovely to create. I'm so happy that it's going to a good home!

12"x16" Oil on Canvas



Tuesday, March 3, 2015

One Last Throw


Aberdeen beach lends itself some really beautiful motifs. I saw a father and his two daughters launching fireworks nearby here last year!

 This man and his little kid (who was bundled up, so I didn't get to see if it was a boy or a girl!) stopped on their walk to play fetch with their dog. I felt a kinship with the dog especially, because it felt the same way about retrieving the ball as I did painting all these vibrations!

This is the third painting in my Aberdeen Beach series. I hope you enjoy it!

12x16" Original Oil on Canvas

Settling In

I love how much the colours gently mute as they transition from the heat of day into the coolness of the evening. How lucky I am to live 15 minutes away from such a magical place.

10x10cm Original Oil on Canvas

This is also one of many pieces in my Cubicle Art collection, named so because they are small and portable and easily hung on a thumb tack, for those of you who would like a little more art in your cubicle.



Monday, March 2, 2015

In the Calm Afternoon


I have fallen madly in love with the North Sea while living here in Aberdeen. This is the first in a series of paintings dedicated to the Aberdeen Beach skyline from one end to the other, at different times of day.

Hope you enjoy it!

12x16" Original Oil on Canvas