Showing posts with label Golden Gate Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golden Gate Bridge. Show all posts

Friday, December 4, 2015

Red: Bridge, Wine, & Shins

While visiting my sister, we shopped for a picnic lunch and wine to take to Baker's Beach. I had no idea the view of the Golden Gate Bridge would be this spectacular. There was not one cloud in the sky, and although it was cool enough to be in warm clothes, my shins received a sunburn that lasted for weeks! I just know if we hadn't polished off that bottle of wine I might have noticed! ;)

9x12 on 1/8" museum quality panel
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Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Mr. Baker

When I was in San Francisco visiting my sister, we food and wine shopped for a delicious picnic lunch. She took me to Baker's Beach and we had an amazing view of the Golden Gate Bridge, and would you believe? A completely cloudless day--blue skies as far as the eye could see.

The most entertaining thing was this sea lion that was frolicking on the beach the entire afternoon. It appeared to be searching for playmates in the dogs. It continuously came onto the beach and then went back out into the water, to the complete enjoyment of the puppies and all of us sunbathers.

 http://www.pier39.com/home/the-sea-lion-story/

8x8 on 1/8" museum quality panel
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Saturday, September 12, 2015

Golden Transfer

Was lucky enough to visit my sister in San Francisco a few months ago. We had such an amazing time together walking the city, eating delicious foods and drink, and talking. A few days in my husband and our friends were meeting us to grab me and head to Napa. This is the place where we made the transfer. Not bad, eh?

9x12 on 1/8" museum quality panel
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Tuesday, June 25, 2013

The Golden Gate Bridge

My sister lives in San Francisco, and our mom has been there visiting. Was missing her more than usual this week, so decided to do this painting. Used an app I learned about from a wonderful artist named Julie Ford Oliver called Paper Canvas. This allowed me to see the photo in a new way, and I really enjoy the finished painting. Hope you do too!

8x8 Oil on Museum Quality Panel