Showing posts with label 6x8 unframed oil seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6x8 unframed oil seascape. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Buckhorn Cove at Sunrise, at last?



Finally trying a real computer and this had better show up or I might jump off this cliff once I get back home! Tee hee, perish the thought, but this trip has been fraught with one technical obstacle after another. We are down in Hollywood visiting our kids and seeing our oldest son's new digs up in the hills of this amazing town. It is totally peaceful up here and just like he said, you wouldn't even know your are in LA when visiting in this new location. Since he grew up in the tiny hamlets of Fort Bragg and Mendocino, it stands to reason that he would be drawn to something that has a remote feeling. Having fun helping him accessorize the place and it's nice to take a break from the hospital environment. Mom will be sitting around for weeks until her incisions heal and then will start intensive rehab, so I hope to deliver some good reports next month..............blessings to all and thanks for your patience.

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Arch Across the Ocean



Today was exquisite, at least early this morning and again in the late afternoon. I packed up my gear just after waking up and drove around the corner to check out the popular spot in town where people love to park and gaze. This arched rock is a Mendocino sea/landmark and even though I've lived here for 26 years, I don't know that I've painted it before. 
In between painting this and posting, I found out that my Mom is likely to have 3 surgeries done at one time, back, neck and carpal tunnel. This had me in a worried and distressed state, but I plowed through the messy garage and worked out my feelings. That is, until I got so bent out of shape over all the stuff we have that I had a minor meltdown. Such is life for me right now, many things on my plate.