What constitutes a series? 3?, 5? I sure wish I'd taken more photos of the Bahamas and Nassau when I was there.
One of the most colorful places I've visited was Key West, Fl. The most southeastern tip of the U.S. and they have the sign to prove it.
Everything you've heard is true. LOL! People, places, and things.
So you met Travis McGee? Nice series, Barbra!
ReplyDeleteNo, Ernest Hemingway !!! LOL !
DeleteI love your landscapes and the gorgeous coastal theme, beautiful colors and flow!
ReplyDeleteBoth you and Debbie Nolan have a similar soft touch that I just adore. I think this is beautiful, BJ. You truly sold yourself short on the landscape/seascape ability. I think you do stellar pieces in that genre.
ReplyDeleteDear BJ - I love this - you are on a roll now - landscapes just may be your new favorite thing to paint...love those blue skies and palm trees (you've inspired me to go out and paint my rolling hills and corn-LOL) - that is what constitutes a landscape in my part of the world. Have a beautiful day. Hugs
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb, yes go out and paint that corn. !!!
DeleteAnother nice one BJ.
ReplyDeleteThank you Keith.. not so sure with this one.
DeleteBut will do a few more..
Lovely painting, so open and bright.
ReplyDeleteI love the Keys! Is this Pigeon Key?
Barbra this is awesome! I like the light you have captured very much. Reminds me somewhat of a John Lovett painting whose work i admire a great deal. Thank you for visiting my blog the other day and for your always fabulous comments. I am so glad you liked my letter to a friend. Happy painting!
ReplyDeleteBarbra Joan, as always your paintings are beautiful and suit your gentle personality. Love the cottages, the land, the sea. Keep doing them!
ReplyDeleteI'm back home so I will be doing more art.
BJ, oh yes a lovely painting. It makes the viewer feel happy. I want to visit a place like that and paint plein air. Keep them coming you talented lady you!
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