Painting The Brightness.

We went back, a week of sunshine. Late afternoons and evenings. All to paint the wonder of the sparklings on the water.
Reap...

Make the time.

Yes, back to the beach!

I had let stupid jobs take precedence, and I was really getting sad indoors, until we said 'f-it' we're going...

1900?

Another good day, similar weather, cold enough for a jacket, yet more people around.
Getting used to painting sand again. It's more a critical t...

'Colors' enter the beach again.

Sunny here, though, as it was still cold, not as many people around, but finally they dropped a bit of their dark clo...

Light!

Coming to the beach I look at what I like most, and sometimes nothing clear stands out.

Then you sit down and absorb more sensitive, in a rel...

Clouds, clouds & clouds!

It’s nice to paint a vertical canvas for a horizontal view. Portraying clouds vertical. The stormy days were wonderful to ge...

Stormy skies. Risk of rain.

The foam came knee high. And although the was my class in April, these for sure were March conditions. (Not for no reason...

In 8 Steps.

The slides in the video show the steps in this painting. Going from a all blank canvas to having it filled can be done pretty fast. Then ...

Bad weather, but what a view!

Aw! First day in the 3-day MasterClass Seascaping, and they (the artists joining) were tested heavily!
[Added: a Sept cl...

Peeps are bothersome: )

Ah, back to the shoreline, here one of the (rare) sunny days in March, it took long, and the people that I didn’t encounter i...