Low Tide Leisure
24 x 36
I originally made the water really blue
(below)
then realized that at low tide,
you see more sand than water.
24 x 36
Monday, March 23, 2015
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About My Painting
- Nancy Colella
- Norwell, Massachusetts
- I am a full time oil painter living and working the South Shore of Boston. My goal as a painter is to say as much as I can, with as few "well placed" brushstrokes as possible. My paintings are intuitive and spontaneous, meant to engage the viewer in a specific moment in time. This blog is designed to share a quick glimpse into my process of painting. All paintings are for sale by contacting the artist. saltydogstudio@comcast.net
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