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Ripples & Waves

May 12, 2018

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Pamela Greene, Swirling to the Shore, oil on canvas
Pamela Greene, Swirling to the Shore, oil on canvas

The water has many faces. It can appear tranquil one moment and fierce the next. This complexity makes it a fascinating subject for artists, capable of eliciting a wide range of emotions.

Susan Cowan, Otter, acrylic on paper
Susan Cowan, Otter, acrylic on paper
Bernard Kliks, Koi '17 No. 6, monoprint
Bernard Kliks, Koi ’17 No. 6, monoprint
Fran Kievet, Ocean Textures, oil
Fran Kievet, Ocean Textures, oil
close up oil painting of surfer worthy ocean wave
William Park, Just Right, oil
Anne John, Moving On, oil on canvas
Anne John, Moving On, oil on canvas
Michael Schlicting, Dark Water, acrylic
Michael Schlicting, Dark Water, acrylic
Daniel McWilliams, Sea Break, oil on canvas
Daniel McWilliams, Sea Break, oil on canvas
Judith Babbitt, Marine Haze, oil
Judith Babbitt, Marine Haze, oil
Richard Laycock, Singin' the Blues, pastel
Richard Laycock, Singin’ the Blues, pastel
Peggie Moje, Sail Away, oil
Peggie Moje, Sail Away, oil
Brian Cameron, Teal Morning, oil on canvas
Brian Cameron, Teal Morning, oil on canvas
Rich Bergeman, Pioneer Portage Route, Wallacut River, WA, pigment ink print
Rich Bergeman, Pioneer Portage Route, Wallacut River, WA, pigment ink print
Margret Short, Against the Wind, oil
Margret Short, Against the Wind, oil
Don Schwartz, Perched, photography
Don Schwartz, Perched, photography
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