Whatever Floats Your Boat by Kay Wyne

Whatever Floats Your Boat

8" x 8" Oil on RayMar Panel

#30 Painting in 30-30 Challenge: Slices of Life by Leslie Saeta

$200

This little painting came about as I was looking through photos of our trip to Maine last September. John and I were driving along the coast and came across a small fishing village, and we were standing on a pier looking back at the shore. I cropped my photograph way down to focus in our these three boats: a dinghy, rowboat and a canoe. They were clustered up close to the Irish Lady (painted that one yesterday) and I liked the way they were sitting in the water. I haven't painted very many boats---I may want to do some more. Now that our 30 day challenge is over with, I won't stop painting everyday. I will probably go back to larger canvases, wide brushes and palette knives. Thanks for looking at this blog and the art here. I have met some neat artists along this 30 day challenge, and that has been fun. kay@kwyne.com......Thanks, KMW

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