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My first Beach Scene Ever!

by Kathryn Saunders
(Charlottetown PEI Canada )

Rest

Rest

I spent years in illness on every level. I tried painting with acrylics years ago, but felt very sick around it physically so it did not go far.

I recently got inspired through MARK! and thought I should give it a go again. I am not certain I am AOK physically yet, but I did not get sick like I used to. :) This painting is my first beach scene inspire by Mark's Pandanas Tree paintings. Love his work!

Enjoy! Blessings to you all.

I titled this painting REST. I am basically a fruitarian so I got me some of those lovely fruits which I have never tried yet. :P

Kathryn.

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Oct 12, 2015
 Problem Solved
by: Anonymous

Hey Kathryn, I think this is a lovely picture and is really refreshing and beautiful. Very sad to hear about your illness. I hope you get well soon.

Oct 12, 2015
 Good
by: Anonymous

The article is about My first Beach Scene Ever.This is an amazing article about beach scene and this is very informative and you have done an great work on this website and its articles.
Sep 01, 2015
 Mixed up tree! LOL
by: Kathryn

LOL I agree it is mixed up badly!! :D
May 21, 2014
 Tom Paul :)
by: Kathryn

Hi Tom, trust me I get all these emotions too! It hurts!!! You should see me pasting back and forth. Running out the door for no reason and getting on my scooter to go no where. Than coming back in and back at it again for about 2 minutes and than Oh I have to do this or do that. The anxiety and fear has been great but I find myself sticking about longer and longer. :) :P

Kathryn.
May 20, 2014
 Rest.
by: tom-paul jagg

Kathryn, You did great!!! I too get sick, just of a different kind when I paint, I get frustrated, angry, happy, silly with mental meltdowns. Your sic is physical, mines psychological, but I do empathize with you. Painting takes me out of my comfort zone and that actually is a good thing cause it pushes my limits to crazy. Thats good... I think. A BIG congratulations to you Kathryn on your perseverance kido, you did great for getting back on the horse despite your past. Guess there's no looking back now. ';~), tpj
May 20, 2014
 THANKS Jane! :)
by: Kathryn

I think It worked with the distance because of the light that I also placed in the water back near the sky? Try that and see what happens. Light pushes back and darker come's forward I have learned.

I will be posting soon a study I did of one of Marks paintings!! so stay tuned. :)

Kathryn.
May 20, 2014
 Great sense of distance
by: Jane (from UK)

Hi Kathryn ... I'm really envious! You've achieved such a sense of distance in both the ocean and sky, which is something I really struggle with. The horizon really looks a long way away!

Hope your health continues to improve - I've just had a minor health issue with a shoulder operation. As a result I have been painting with my "wrong" had and I can tell you that I won't be posting the results up here.

Look forward to seeing more posts.
May 20, 2014
 THANKS zken and Frankie!! :)
by: Kathryn

I appreciate this.
May 20, 2014
 Awesome!
by: zken

Great job! I can really "feel" the soul behind the painting. VERY mellow and relaxing
May 20, 2014
 Well Done!
by: Frankie

Hi Kathryn,
Thanks so much for submitting to the site, and for sharing your journey. Mark and I think you've done an awesome job on your first ever beach scene. I hope that painting with acrylics continues to bring you joy.
Cheers :)
Frankie
May 20, 2014
 Mixed up tree :)
by: Anonymous

LOL, I think this poor tree is mixed up. It is a cross between a white birch tree and a pandana. :D

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