Coastline Wood Print

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Waves crash against the rocky coastline on a sunny afternoon.

One of the aspects of the coast is its changeability – in the same way that the sand on the beach never stays the same, neither does the view of the rocks and beach next to the water. With every moment, the changing of the tide – whether from high to low or low to high – alters the seascape around which it operates.

In the painting Coastline – which in its original form is miniature in size at 7 x 5 inches on panel – the waves crash against the rocks near shore, splashing their foam and spray high into the air. Within a few hours, as the tide recedes, the rocks will show forth and the water will puddle about underneath, with little to remind one of the crashing waves but the still wetness of the sand.

So it is with life – at times the waves crash against the shores of our existence, and each wave pushes forth into the next until we feel that we simply can’t take it anymore and we will be in...

I am a fine art painter who creates representational images celebrating light, life, and color. A commercial illustrator for more than 20 years, I have been painting for most of my life, and in the last 13 years have focused exclusively on fine art. I celebrate images that invite the viewer to step into the artwork and experience a sense of joy, peace, freedom, encouragement, meditation, and thought. There's a lot of angry art out there, as well as a lot of shallow pop. I choose to use the abilities and experience I have to promote beauty and goodness.