‘Seascape on a windy day’ I have always been a great fan of vibrant colour and vivacity. Sometimes though, the colours alone are not enough to represent the movement and force of nature for me. The wind and sea are not a fixed thing. This is especially true, and all the more relevant on a boat, when you realize that you are only a tiny little dot in the vast expanse of nature. Here I wanted to show a scene of pure movement and force, and therefore emphasised this with fast moving clouds and waves crashing around the rugged coastline, threatening to break out of the picture.
‘Regatta day’
Again vibrant colours and heavy textures are singing their songs in a celebration of life. I have always loved that feeling of anticipation when coming into harbour for the first time. Especially if it’s for a day of celebration with other like minded people. Coming from an island nation where you are never more than 50 miles from the sea, instils something in the blood. A blood that is made up of much history and many nationalities. The Vikings, Normans, English, Spanish, and many others besides are all part of my DNA.
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Hi
Really nice blog in every sense.
Was wondering whether you would like to exchange links.
My blog is on creative thinking, media, art, TV, film, animation and travel.
My background is in advertising account planning (planner: person behind 'big idea' in an advertising campaign, TV research, travel, art, bit of writing and a bit of painting, and more)
Eamon
www.creativethinkjuice.blogspot.com
eamon1972@hotmail.co.uk
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