I've been funky this weekend. Everyone is going home and I'm feeling the pull of my studio and my 'homies'. Hubby doesn't want to leave early but we've been here for three months and I have work to do. Sometimes you just have to
go to the beach and sit there until the sun drops into the Gulf of
Mexico. Naples is beautiful. You really can't beat that. I came home refreshed.
Showing posts with label Naples Princess. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naples Princess. Show all posts
Monday, April 18, 2011
Funky Monday
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
Kite Surfing Naples Florida,
Naples City Dock,
Naples Florida artists,
Naples Florida golf courses,
Naples National Art Festival,
Naples Pier Art,
Naples Pier Paintings,
Naples Princess,
Naples Sunset
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Beach Sunset
I go to the beach later in the afternoon and I always wait for the sun to set which is a big deal here. The West coast of Florida is like an Island where the sun sets into the Gulf of Mexico. People start showing up with their coolers and dinners and beach chairs around 5 o'clock and everyone settles in for the show. Here's a little sketch from the beach last Wednesday and a shot of the star of the show.
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
4x4 pen and watercolor,
beach days,
Florida's West Coast,
Historic Naples City Dock,
kite paintings,
Lowdermilk Park,
Naples Florida,
Naples Pier,
Naples Princess,
Naples Sunset,
West Coast sunsets
Monday, January 03, 2011
Beach Umbrella
6x6 oil on RayMar panel $100 plus $10 S&H |
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
Art League of Marco Island,
Gulfshore Blvd,
Lowdermilk Park,
Naples artists,
Naples Florida,
Naples Princess,
The Art Boutique at Tin City,
Tin City Naples Florida
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Pincher's Crab Shack
If I seem obsessed with crabs it's only a coincidence. Watch for paintings of pelicans next! Speaking of which, the beach was glorious today. Still in the low eighties with a cool breeze
that some would call a gale ;) Incredible weather for here.
Don and some visitors leaving because we have no more food ;)
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
6x6 watercolor on Arches 140lb paper,
City Dock Naples Florida,
Double Sunshine,
Naples Princess,
Pincher's Crab Shack,
Port O Call Marina,
The Art Boutique at Tin City,
Tin City Naples Florida
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