Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Edisto Beach

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"EDISTO BEACH"
5 X 7 palette knife oil painting on panel
framed 3" gold frame

Edisto Beach is very close to our home south of Charleston.
It is our favorite beach to walk at.
Quite often, we are the only ones there! Of course, in the summer... it s packed!
On this day, the clouds were big and boisterous with the threat of a summer shower. 
The tide was going out and the cloud reflections on the wet sand were magnificent.

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Girl On The Beach (2)

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Girl On The Beach (2)
Oil on linen panel
8 x 10
Framed in 3" gold frame

This is the second painting of Girl On The Beach.
The first one I did on a 5 x 7 panel
using a palette knife.
This one is on a linen panel and I used my brushes.
So the image is the same but the texture and finish have completely different looks.

Here is the other version.
Which do you like?
This one is also framed in a 3" gold frame though it's not shown.



Thursday, November 13, 2014

The Bait Caster

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The Bait Caster
8 x 10

I had so much fun painting this guy!
Throwing a cast net is definitely a 
"lowcountry" thing
and by the looks of it....
he's got the throwing thing down!
May his net always be full of the bounty the sea has to offer!

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Carolina Beach Day

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Carolina Beach Day
8 x 10
oil on panel, framed

What a glorious day it is when I get to walk on the beach.
The clouds, the water, the sand are always, always a 
different story.... or a different painting waiting to be!
And as always, there is the artist's interpretation.
Soft billowy clouds full of color just 
bouncing around the waves.


Saturday, March 8, 2014

Morris Island Lighthouse, Folly Beach

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Morris Island Lighthouse, Folly Beach
8 x 10
oil on panel, framed
or could be hung on wall as a panel
or could be set on an easel

The lighthouse stands alone 
approximately 300 yards off shore from the island of Folly Beach.
One of our very many treasures here!

Friday, March 7, 2014

A Walk On The Beach

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A Walk On The Beach
6 x 6
oil on cradle art board, no framing required!

A little gem! I snapped a photo of this couple walking on the beach with 
their 2 dogs but felt that only 1 dog fit the scene.
A peaceful setting, a walk on the beach.
One of my most favorite things to do!
One of the pleasures of living close to the beach.

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Hanging Out With The Buoys

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Hanging Out With The Buoys
12 x 12
palette knife oil on panel

Another coastal treasure. When I saw this boat buoys hanging off 
a tree, I had to paint them. I did years ago, in watercolor, which you can visit on my website.
But I wanted to do them again! With oils in my palette knife technique.
A fun, vibrant painting!

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Island Sunset

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Island Sunset
oil on canvas
5 x7
visit www.rosiephillips.com for more info

Island dreams, island fun, island sun
and best of all are...
island sunsets!
Just dreamy...

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

"Royal Tern Standoff" birds have flown to a new home!

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Royal Tern Standoff
has flown to a new home!
Good bye my little feather friends!
 Come back to visit your feather friends and family in Charleston!

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Sun Bathing Beauties

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Sun Bathing Beauties
Oil on panel
6 x 6
Beach umbrellas soaking in the rays! (So we don't have to!)
One of my new little gems on display in May at the Charleston Artist Guild Gallery.

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

A Royal (Tern) Talking To!

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oil on panel
6 x 6
These little birds have so much character, I just love painting them!
The one in the back, upper left is really giving his friend a little talking to and the one in the fore ground is taking it all in and happy to not be a part of the scolding. 

Monday, February 4, 2013

Red Hot Ladies

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Red Hot Ladies
palette knife painting
 oil on panel

The Red Hot Ladies and calm waters await for the fishermen!

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Coastal Sunset

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Coastal Sunset

Glorious! Peaceful! Serene! Warm!
What else can you say about a scene like this?

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Royal Tern Standoff!

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Royal Tern Standoff!
oil on canvas panel
4 x 12

These adorable little birds have such an attitude! 
I can just imagine what they have to say to one on the left.
The little birds are so colorful with their bright orange beaks and "bald" heads. Love them!

This painting is a great little companion for
Royal Terns.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Art Walk, Charleston SC Friday, April 6th

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 Seagulls at the Beach
watercolor and acrylic

Please join us for art walk evening!
Friday, April 6th, 5- 8 PM 
as we join in with merchants and galleries for the very popular First Fridays on Broad!
The Charleston Artist Guild Gallery is also featuring Russell Buskirk 
with an opening reception for his fabulous exhibit.
I am very excited to be a part of this Guild which is a non profit organization and gallery with a continuing mission to promote the practice, teaching and appreciation of fine arts in the greater Charleston area.


Monday, September 19, 2011

Coastal Sunset Impressions

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Coastal Sunset Impressions is an acrylic painting an impressionistic in style. We pass this area when on the boat and going to the beach! Great sunsets there!

Monday, March 21, 2011

Beach Sunset

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Ocean Sunset

Still on the acrylic kick but just for a bit! After my last work with Wild Flowers, I really liked the colors and movement so I decided to work a bit with the same color scheme but with a sunset over water look. 
Ocean Sunset is acrylic on canvas, size 9.6 x 7 inches.
This painting is on view at Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery in Charleston.

Friday, June 26, 2009

Painting in Hawaii

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We had a wonderful trip to the islands of Molokaii and to the big island of Hawaii. I was lucky in that we had planned a lot of "down" time which meant tons of reading, walking on the beach and yes, painting! I was more organized with painting supplies this trip and took a minimal packet and lo and behold, it was my most successful painting time while on a trip! Goes to show you, that I didn't really need all that "stuff"!
I painted several beach scenes and practiced with skies and water and sand...... and on Hawaii, near Kona, this historical cottage was on the beach and was just calling me to paint! I did a couple of plein air versions there and once at home, I took my sketches and made a final one.
This is the Eva Parker Woods cottage on the grounds of the Mauna Lani Resort near Kona.