Showing posts with label Naxos Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naxos Island. Show all posts

Friday, May 13, 2022

Morning Sunrise

 

Morning Sunrise
12" x 36" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas 
Contemporary Seascape
Painting the rough and rugged coast of Naxos, I enjoyed painting this one in the studio.  This painting is available.  Contact Kay for more info.  Thanks for looking, Kay

Sunday, April 5, 2020

Morning View

Morning View
24" x 24" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Landscape/Palette Knife Painting
Every morning in Naxos we woke up to this spectacular view.  The road in front of the villa was winding along the shoreline, and the winds were usually blowing full force.  In the distance you can see that beautiful little chapel perched up on an island.  With Easter approaching, I remember one of the locals telling me that Easter service is the only time this chapel is open.  I wanted to nail down the colors of Naxos, and the beautiful Aegean Sea. The use of the palette knife is perfect for this rocky terrain...lots of texture on this canvas.  Thanks for looking at my blog...Kay

Monday, January 13, 2020

Naxos Beach - Sold

Naxos Beach
SOLD
8" x 8" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel
This beach scene of Naxos left the studio over the weekend, and is going to have a new home with a Dallas collector.  The colors are fresh and clean...just the the water on Naxos Island.  Thanks for looking at my art...Kay

Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Island Chapel

Island Chapel
Contemporary Palette Knife Painting
12" x 12" Oil on Museum Quality Panel
Photo reference credit:  Jim Devers
The chapels in the Cyclades were amazing...and this one was perched on top of rocks on an island directly across from the island of Naxos where our villa was located.  I was told that you boat over to the island, walk up the steps to the chapel from the shoreline.  Special services are held on Easter on this island. Every morning I would wake up to this view---it was amazing.  Thanks to Jim for taking the early morning photo!  Getting the blues right in the sky and water is what I focused on, and then I used a palette knife to put the rugged mountains and rocks.  This painting is drying in the studio...Thanks for looking at my blog.   Contact Kay for more info.  KMW