This larger oil painting expresses what I think is the essence of coastal Florida...tropical breezes, clusters of palms, waves softly touching the sand, islands dotting the coastal areas and a feeling of bliss. This painting is now on exhibit at Leu Gardens in Orlando until July 9, 2014.
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Friday, June 20, 2014
Paradise Found, Florida Oil Painting of Beach, Ocean, Palms, Islands and Clouds by Judy Batterson, Florida Artist
This larger oil painting expresses what I think is the essence of coastal Florida...tropical breezes, clusters of palms, waves softly touching the sand, islands dotting the coastal areas and a feeling of bliss. This painting is now on exhibit at Leu Gardens in Orlando until July 9, 2014.
Labels:
beach art,
billowy clouds,
Florida art,
Islands,
palm trees,
sand,
tropical islands,
tropical water
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Coconuts, Beach Art Coastal Florida Painting by Judy Batterson, Florida Artist
Having fun with beach art! We have four generations of native Floridians in our family, and we all love the beach. Palms, coconuts, sand, and ocean are parts of our hearts. We never get tired of the wind, waves and sunshine! 5x7 original.
Labels:
beach art,
coastal art,
coconuts,
Florida art,
ocean,
palm trees,
sand
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Mr. Pelican, Small OIl Painting of Brown Pelican by Judy Batterson
"Mr. Pelican" 5x7 original oil. I was thinking of pelicans in a storm since it's storm season in Florida and did some research. "Pelican do's and don'ts:
If you find a famished pelican on land, the group International Bird Rescue offers these pointers: Don't feed it. Human foods can obstruct a bird's throat, and serving it fish can make it less likely to learn how to hunt.Do place it in a large box with air holes and a folded towel at the bottom if you want to take it to a rescue center. Keep the bird in a dark, quiet place until it is transferred.Do keep the bird warm.
Don't allow children and pets near the bird." Never know when we can help wildlife!
Painting framed in a beautiful woven dark wood. $125.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
"Rosita" - Island, Boat and Tropical Water by Judy Batterson
Pthalo blue and pthalo green make the perfect color combination to paint the shallow waters beyond the southern tip of Florida. The boats make the perspective possible while showing the persons who are island hopping. Rosita is the name of the closest boat. Inspiration for a vacation! This painting was chosen by the Casselberry Rotary Club and Caselberry Art House as the June painting published in their 2012 Calendar, featuring Florida artists.
9"H x 11"W
Labels:
beach art,
Florida Keys,
Florida painting,
island art,
Key Largo,
Key West,
sand,
tropical art,
tropical water,
vacation
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