Showing posts with label river. Show all posts
Showing posts with label river. Show all posts

Monday, November 6, 2017

Quiet Calm landscape painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Quiet Calm landscape painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
Yet another calm peaceful painting don with oil on 10x10 gallery wrapped canvas. Lovin every minute of it...Again the actual painting is a lot brighter than portrayed here. I will try to take another picture of this soon.

Sunday, April 23, 2017

Boat Painting 1 by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Boat Painting 1 by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
A bunch of boats at Lake Martin in Alabama
So much fun to paint.
6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.

Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Seascape painting Red Buoy by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Seascape painting Red Buoy by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
Another painting I did at Lake Martin. This was actually the marina which was quite a distance away but I painted it as closer. 6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.

Sunday, September 4, 2016

Beached boat painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Beached boat painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
This was not as easy as it looks. Again a palette knife for texture. 10x8,

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Powell Harbor by Angela Sullivan

Powell Harbor by Angela Sullivan
While camping at Lake Guntersville Alabama we passed this little lighthouse on the river. My daughter Julie was with me and I just so happened to have my Plein Aire setup in the car. I told her I just had to paint this so off we go down a tiny trail of a road. We drive up and Julie jumped out of the car to ask if it was ok to set up there to paint. It was hot and the air was still but I had so much fun. Might I say she was a little more tan when we left. Great fun....
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Friday, August 10, 2012

Lazy Mountain Water

Lazy Mountain Water
The last painting done on location at Pigeon Forge,Tennessee. I had such a fun
filled time with family and friends. We went tubing down the shallow river and visited
some of the shows. We ate too much and laughed a lot and now all that is left are memories....
Until next year that is.
5x7 acrylic on canvas panel.
Private Collection

Monday, September 6, 2010

Fishing Gear

Fishing Gear
With the patience of Job he ties on his favorite fly.
He walks down to the creek through the thick under brush.
His arms both scratched and bleeding now hold the fly rod with precision.
10 to 2 and then swish the sound of the line whipping by ever so softly until
it lands hitting the perfect spot. The spot just beyond the submerged rock where
bass love to hide. Just then the water boils and a tug on the rod produces the big one.
UNAVAILABLE

Monday, August 9, 2010

River Queen

River Queen
I am here not bothered by a care in the world. I stand here
on skinny legs, for hours at a time I wait , I wait, a fish will
surely pass by soon but until then I wait.
Boy! am I getting hungry.
Acrylic on 12x9 masonite panel.
No Longer Available

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Adrift

Adrift
Drifting alone in the open waters. A small wooden
boat built by a man with a dream.
A dream full filled.
4x6 Acrylic/ Masonite Panel

Friday, June 25, 2010

Fishing Buddies

Fishing Buddies
I can remember a time not so long ago when I went fishing with my best friend Benny who is also my husband. We would go down to the lake in our little boat with fishing poles and cold drinks in hand. Our bait was live crickets. I would stick my hand down in the cricket cage and they would climb my fingers with their scratchy little legs. I would bait them on the hook and if we were lucky would go home with supper.
There is no better place or time than spending the evening fishing with
your best friend down on the lake.

Sunday, March 28, 2010

The Carol


Painting this boat reminded me of an
old shrimp boat my dad used to own.
We, my dad, brother, sisters and I set
out for a nice day of shrimping. A tremendous
storm came up and almost capsized our
53 ft shrimper. I have never been so scared
in my life. Acrylic on 10x20 panel board.

Monday, March 1, 2010

Tug Team



This is acrylic on 8x8 panel board.
Painted for a challenge at virtual paintout.

Friday, May 29, 2009