Welcome to Michael's Scribble Picnic 'Storm' theme! This one is an ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2") on canvas, in permanent marker and acrylic. 'Storm' can mean many things, I have always been fascinated by monstrous, stormy waves, the stuff of nightmares. The friendly lighthouse was added to project a beacon of light and represent safety.
19 comments:
Beautiful piece! Very impressive. Hugs, Valerie
Awesome piece. Well done!
Very much the storm that I would dread to be in!!!
You captured it beautifully!
Love the touch of red~
That's really nice Christine! Storms at sea scare me! When I lived on Prince Edward Island, I watched safely from the shore when a few big storms hit, the lighthouses looked very invited during that chaos!!
A beautiful little painting dear Christine! Amazing!
nice art
This is great! I'm also very fascinated by storms.
I really like it!
Oh Christine, I'm loving this. I love the lighthouse, and you waves are so real and stormy. Know those ships will be happy to see the light from the shore.
I think I'd be glad to be far inland from the shore during a storm like this!
This is wonderful, Christine. I love the light from the lighthouse.
I LOVE lighthouse scenes and this one is perfect for the prompt with the stormy sea thrashing the shore. Great job, Christine!
There is beauty in storms and I think you've found it. As beautiful as they can be though, they're also pretty scary. You got that too!
wonderful Christine !
you succeeded in creating a wild storm through your art my friend!
big waves fascinate me :) I think its the combination of power and danger with such beautiful forces of nature/water :)
very energetic storm piece :)
Yes, you took the words right out of my mouth ... the thing of nightmares ... I find high, engulfing waves frightening and your painting captures all of that ... thank goodness for the beam of light which gives one hope. Beautifully done, Christine :)
Andrea @ From the Sol
Wow! This is gorgeous! You are such a talented lady, Christine!!!
A lighthouse in a storm offers so much hope...especially when the tide is "monstrously" so high. Perfect and well done, Christine. Thank you!
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