Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

Saturday, July 9, 2016

Now hanging in a lovely home

Bridge At Brantome, 36x36" oil on canvas ©Fay Terry 2016
SOLD

My recent show with Ben Owen III was a great success. Our title for the exhibit was "Dynamic
Color in clay and paint". The bright clear color in the paintings was studiously coordinated with Ben's amazing glazes and we had many visitors during the month along with a good number of sales. 
Thanks to all of you art lovers who came out for our opening and visited the gallery all during the month. 

Friday, September 18, 2015

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Seven Of Thirty

Sea Island Trees, 5 x 5 " watercolor crayon drawing

I did this a few minutes ago sitting on the porch and looking out to the ocean. There is a wide expanse of bright green grass and part of it is on the golf course. The square format was a good way to start playing with shapes and values since I know that I want to do  a larger painting in a longer, more narrow shape. 
We have had a wonderful week-end here with plenty to see and do, including seeing many gorgeous paintings in the Sea Island collection.

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

After The Dive

Pelican Briefly On The Water, 6 x 6 " oil on panel, ©2014, Fay Terry

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I found this Pelican on Paint My Photo; the color of the water and the restful pose of the large bird drew me in so I had to paint it. I am quite enamored of Pelicans so the great  number of them I saw over the Fourth in Southport  made me happy.  I was a little concerned that they were not around earlier in the season.

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Remembering Beach Days

Big Hat, Little Girl, 6 x 6 " oil on panel © 2013, Fay Terry

This is one of my favorites and it was recently sold by Sunset River Gallery, which sells quite a few of my beach paintings. The seashore is a wonderful place to play. I still love to play in the sand and water, build castles, and "dig a hole to China". 
I was at the beach on Saturday and it was seventy five degrees and gorgeous. We even got to eat at our favorite waterside restaurant, which will be closing for the winter soon.
Hold on to those great summer memories to tide you over til it comes again!

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Cool Spot For Painting

Camden Afternoon, 5 x 7 " oil on panel, ©2013, Fay Terry

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While I was in Camden, Maine, I walked to the top of Mount Battie one morning to look down at the view of Camden Harbor. It was beautiful but shrouded in a light fog and it was very cold. I decided not to set up my easel and paint.  After lunch, the sun came out and I found this pretty area just south of town on the way to Rockland. The shadows on the sand were particularly nice and the lush foliage made the whole scene soft and summery.

Below is a photo of Camden Harbor (as seen without the fog) from Mount Battie.


Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Pansy


Sitting Pretty, 6 x 6 " oil on panel, ©2013, Fay Terry

The pansies are almost through for this year as the warm weather arrives, they do not tolerate heat well and they are ready to give up their space to other sun loving, heat resistant flowers such as Petunias, Lantana, and Geraniums.  The change of seasons, especially from winter to spring, is so stimulating and exciting.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Double Challenge

Marsh Colors, 6 x 6" oil on archival panel, ©2013, Fay Terry
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I like to do the challenges each week on the Daily Paintworks website but I have gotten so far behind.  I decided to do the "Phone Photo" challenge from DPW for the 30 in 30 challenge that is now in its fourth day.  Thanks to Elaine Stolt for the challenge and the photo she provided.  This is the first marsh painting I have done and I think I'd like to try some more of these.  Anything with water appeals to me as a painting subject.
Thanks for all your comments and encouragement with the thirty paintings in thirty days challenge, so far I am having a blast!

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Kayaks And Canoes


Kayaks And Canoes
I had fun with this one today.  The name of the first red canoe on the far left is "Heavenly Days" and I think that just about sums up how I feel about being out on the water.

11 x 14 in. oil on canvas
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Saturday, June 11, 2011

Boats In Cassis

Boats In Cassis
I'm not sure what got me started today thinking about these boats and how beautiful they were on the May morning that I snapped some photos of them.  I guess something just triggered thoughts of France and my memories started flowing.  I love painting boats, no matter where they are.
6x6 in. oil on gesso board









Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Bullfrog In The Fishpond

Bullfrog In The Fish Pond

The high temperature here today was 96 degrees.  I did some yard work early this morning and just before going in the house, I took a look at the pond where we have our koi and there next to the edge sat Mr. Bullfrog.  He looked extremely comfortable in the cool water of the shady pond. I heard him this evening making as much noise as ever.

 6 x 6 in. oil on gessoboard