Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts

Monday, July 3, 2017

Sand & Seashells

Combining "Sand" and "Seashells" from the daily prompt for World Watercolor Month. Ha!
Just kidding around. I'll post my real watercolor later today.
Just a few of the "found" compositions made by the tide and foraging crows and seabirds.
Here's a quick sketch for #WorldWatercolorMonth and an iPhone snapshot. Okay, gotta go. Company coming tomorrow!



Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Windy Day at Kalama Beach


12.24.16 It was a very windy day at Kalama Beach on O'ahu with the family. We had a view of the "Mokes", two islands off Lanikai Point. The windsurfers and kiteboarders were having a great time while swimmers and body surfers watched from the choppy surf closer to shore.

Sunday, December 20, 2015

To the North Shore


We took a family Sunday drive to the north shore on a windy, stormy winter's day. It was cooler than usual, about mid 70 degrees F.
My post card size sketch of Kokololio Beach
One of my favorite shops in Haleiwa. I REALLY like this tea pot!
They had some new rubber stamps in the shop so I got the "honu" (turtle) which means "family" in Hawaiian. Couldn't wait to try it out on the back of my watercolor post card. 





Friday, December 26, 2014

Winter in Kailua

These two pages describe winter in Kailua this past week.
A glass float with light coming in through a window while it rained outside, a sunset walk on the beach and a marshmallow snowman who sat in a big cup of hot chocolate. 

Monday, September 8, 2014

Rosario

My sketch in progress on location 9/8/14
Anacortes Sketchers roamed all over the Rosario beach section of the Deception Pass park system today. Rosario Beach is a small cove on the southwestern corner of Fidalgo Island where you’ll find sandy beaches, centuries old trees that provide perches for bald eagles, and a meadowy bluff that comes to life with wildflowers in the spring.

I've been enjoying the paper texture and proportions of my new tiny Pentalic Aqua pocket journal. It's easy to carry, but presents a bit of awkward maneuvering while working on the bottom edge.
Finished sketch--Rosario, Looking Eastward (zoom to see larger)