Tuesday, 24 June 2014

Last Light





There is always something to inspire a painting when I have a wander down by the sea. Even places I visited time and time again have something different or a certain light to capture.
This little village by the sea is always busy especially in the summer months, if I hang about enough something always catches my eye, it could be a fisherman mending his nets, gulls out on the rocks or the colourful fishing boats like this one.
I experimented with oil over acrylic, trying to get some texture in the harbour wall and sand, it's a fun process and I'm already trying out some new ideas. Hope you like it!

Mixed media on mdf wood panel, 38 x 30 cms



6 comments:

Shirley said...

I love the painting - especially the beautiful colors of the boat.

Jane said...

I like it very much indeed! The section that caught my eye at first was the patch of blue in the sky but this is a painting to keep coming back to.

Cathy Holtom said...

Thank you Shirley and Jane, I'm happy you like it!

Melliott said...

You have such an interesting variety of textures within the same painting--much to intrigue.

Anonymous said...

Hello Cathy.
This painting is truly beautiful. Your experimenting is working :-)
Stew.

Laura said...

I love the unusual perspective in this. Feels definitely like a captured moment. Beautiful work.