Missed The Boat by Kay Wyne

Missed The Boat

12" x 12" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

An old dinghy tied up to a dock caught my eye when we were in a small fishing village in Maine.  I loved the old and weathered metal on the boat.  It was rusty and rough.  The water skimmed over the rocks leading up to the shore.  I used a palette knife to give the rocks and dinghy texture and depth.  This painting looks great framed up in a dark wood moulding.  Contact Kay for more information on this painting.  Thanks for looking...Kay

Whatever Floats Your Boat by Kay Wyne

Whatever Floats Your Boat

8" x 8" Oil on RayMar Panel

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Just Waiting.....by Kay Wyne

Just Waiting
36" x 36" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Seascape Painting
This painting is hanging at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas.  My inspiration for this dinghy painting was a photograph that I took while in Maine last fall.  I liked the rust, color, texture and aging on the surface of the dinghy, and the fact that it was pulled up on the rocks of the shore.  Thanks for looking at the art posted here....have a great day and stay cool.  Kay-I can be contacted at kay@kwyne.com or 214-532-0325.

Whatever Floats Your Boat by Kay Wyne

Whatever Floats Your Boat

8" x 8" Oil on RayMar Panel

#30 Painting in 30-30 Challenge:  Slices of Life by Leslie Saeta

$200

This little painting came about as I was looking through photos of our trip to Maine last September.  John and I were driving along the coast and came across a small fishing village, and we were standing on a pier looking back at the shore.  I cropped my photograph way down to focus in our these three boats:  a dinghy, rowboat and a canoe.  They were clustered up close to the Irish Lady (painted that one yesterday) and I liked the way they were sitting in the water.  I haven't painted very many boats---I may want to do some more.  Now that our 30 day challenge is over with, I won't stop painting everyday.  I will probably go back to larger canvases, wide brushes and palette knives.  Thanks for looking at this blog and the art here.  I have met some neat artists along this 30 day challenge, and that has been fun.  kay@kwyne.com......Thanks, KMW 

THREE by Linda Popple

4x12 Oil on Panel
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Another boat painting from Kennebunk and I really like it!  It's been fun to explore the water and how each boat has its own unique reflection.  I like how the atmosphere adds to a meditative and serene feeling.  This was a very satisfying painting to work on from start to finish.  

$60.00 plus S&H

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