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Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

Textured Mixed Media Marine Abstract Art Painting "BREAKWATER" by Carol Nelson Fine Art

"BREAKWATER" 11001
"BREAKWATER," side


  36"x36x1.5" Acrylic on Canvas/sold

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Surviving the flood in Colorado

patio after the flood
Thanks to those of you who inquired about our safety after hearing about the flooding in Colorado.  We had a very nervous time on Thursday as the water level in our sunken patio (above) kept rising.

The patio is below grade for the rest of the back yard and is right off the family room.  My studio is down one level from that.  The whole patio is drained by a french drain, but we worried the capacity of the drain would be overloaded by the over 13 inches of rain we received in two days.  We bailed out water over the brick wall as a precaution.  Now I wish I'd taken a photo of the patio full of water.

I had to cancel my lecture for the Colorado Watercolor Society last night - I can't imagine anyone would have wanted to travel in those conditions anyhow.  The lecture is rescheduled for next Thursday, 9-19.

Thirteen inches might not sound like much to those of you who live in hurricane areas, but our average precipitation (rain + snow water) is 15 inches for the whole year!  I thought we should start building an ark.

Textured Mixed Media Marine Abstract Art Painting "BREAKWATER" by Carol Nelson Fine Art

"BREAKWATER" 11001
"BREAKWATER," side


  36"x36x1.5" Acrylic on Canvas/sold

  Commissions welcome.

  View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

  Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

  Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

  View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

  View my available BOOKS Here

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Check out my video.....

"New Approaches to Mixed Media Materials,"

If you want to see what all the hoopla is about, click this link:

www.craftsy.com/ext/CarolNelson_10658_D






A Winter's Day II, 08408, snowy stream in winter




I've painted this little stream before from a different angle. I think it's all the shades of blue I use for the snow and water that makes is so fun for me. I used combinations of cobalt blue, prussian blue, and ultramarine blue. Also Paynes grey, which is really a shade of blue also.


This painting also has the palette color notes on the side.


Early Birds, 05308


The reference photo for this painting was taken by my grandson Micah, an aspiring photographer. He's already learned that the best time for photos is dawn and dusk. The same is true for paintings.
What I like about this painting is that it almost hurts your eyes to look at the bright sun. That's weird because it's only white paint!
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