I passed by this location a few weeks ago, and the boat was still pulled up on the shoreline where I had painted it
earlier. An afternoon thunderstorm, typical of Florida afternoons, had moved on, and the sunlight broke through the clouds. This 16 x 20 original oil is now headed for an upcoming event in Central Florida.
Showing posts with label rowboat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rowboat. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Enlightened, Florida Coastal Oil Landscape Painting by Judy Batterson, Florida Artist
I passed by this location a few weeks ago, and the boat was still pulled up on the shoreline where I had painted it
earlier. An afternoon thunderstorm, typical of Florida afternoons, had moved on, and the sunlight broke through the clouds. This 16 x 20 original oil is now headed for an upcoming event in Central Florida.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Lost, Oil Beach Landscape Painting by Judy Batterson

Small red boat beached on yellow sand under storm clouds is the setting for "The world is so big and my boat is so small." The boat is so small and lost next to the vastness of the ocean and sky. The storm clouds add to the drama. We have all had times when we feel overwhelmed like this. But we have to experience storms in order to appreciate the sunshine. Using complimentary colors of yellow and violet helps to intensify the scene. Original Oil on masonite.16 x 20" (Giclee available $325)
Labels:
Atlantic Ocean,
Beach Art,
Florida Art,
rowboat,
sandbar,
storm,
storm clouds
Monday, September 27, 2010
Enlightened, a Florida Oil Landscape of Water, Boat and Palm by Judy Batterson

As I was walking along the Intracoastal Waterway after a storm, I stopped to look at a beached rowboat. The sunlight suddenly broke through the clouds, creating a cascade of light. I painted this coastal scene knowing it had a deeper level. Sometimes I need to beach myself like the boat, be still and wait quietly for the light to break through and bring hope to the soul. Original 16 x 20 oil on masonite. Chosen for Orlando Magazine's " Paint the Town" 8th Annual Exhibition 2010. For more Florida landscapes visit www.judybatterson.com
Labels:
clouds,
coastal,
Florida Landscape,
Florida oil landscape,
light,
Palm tree,
river,
rowboat,
storm,
Tropical
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