Ocean Spring oil by Bev Birdwell “Beach Break” pastel by artist Kathy Esnard Pacific Ocean: The Pacific is the largest ocean in the world, allowing for a longer fetch. Winds can blow over vast distances without interruption, generating larger waves.…
After a storm comes a calm. Force of Nature, an exhibition on the Pacific Northwest spring weather season. Featuring original pastel seascape paintings by Seaside artist Kathy Esnard and oil oceanscape paintings by Bev Birdwell, Lee Munsell, Ron Nicolaides,…
Oil paintings by Paul Brent, watercolor batik by Kristie Mooney, pen and ink by Vanessa K. Stokes, jellyfish lamp by JR Moyer, raw edge woodwork by Stuart Dittbrenner, and mouth-blown glass in buoy colors by regional artists. Abstract seascape by…
King tides are non-scientifically known as the highest winter tides that occur annually. These tides can create remarkable natural phenomena when combined with intense winter storms. If you want to document the impact of king tides on our coastlines, you…
Quick Glimpse, mixed media 10 x 10 by Jan Rimerman. Canadian Geese are known for their impressive size and graceful flight. They are a familiar sight during their winter migration beyond the Arctic region. The artwork invites viewers to pause…
If you would like to know my thinking about the theme of “lost and found” and how I interpreted it for this exhibit, I thought of myself in two different environments. Although I have always lived in a variety of…
“Moonlight Sea” by Ron Nicolaides Once in a blue moon sale for the moon and ocean art of Ron Nicolaides. Two paintings available “The Needles” and “Moonlight Sea” Each one 17×20 oil on canvas in wood carved gold leaf…