Epipelagic
Watercolor, 4 x 6"
Matted and backed to 8 x 10"
$85
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In searching for a title, I learned a new word through this painting. Epipelegic — the sunlit zone of the ocean where plant life thrives. Yes, I'm back to the sun and sea theme. Can't help it!
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15 comments:
ohhh a new word and a new painting. love the painting and thanks for the new word.
I love the new word, Dawn, don't you? I've just posted a link so that you can learn more about the pelagic zones of the sea.
Hi nAncY. Thanks for coming by my blog and for your positive comment.
This is lovely Suzanne. When you paint the sea, there's a wonderful energy that comes through. Maybe it's in the colours?
This is a lovely word! New to me also. I can just see all the wonderful ocean life in this painting. Beautiful colours, Suzanne!
Oh, I think the paintings I do of the sea simply come from my soul. Might be my Irish ancestry!
Thanks to you both, Liz and Dianne.
Sun and sea--you can't go wrong! When I look at your paintings, I feel like I'm seeing a color for the first time: it's a beautiful shock. This pink is perfect, and the red curves inspired!
What a high compliment, Laura. Thank you!
Just drinking in the loveliness of this painting. And a new word to go along with it, wonderful. You're on a roll, these latest paintings are so exuberant!
Thank you, Mineke! I'm beginning to feel a little restricted by size, but that feeling is cyclical and I'm just going to power right through it.
I love the pink! Thanks for stopping by my blog. Happy Tuesday.
I love the way the pink blooms into yellow - you may be feeling cold, but your colors are wonderfully warm!
This is truly gorgeous. Haven't the words to describe how this makes me feel.... other than jealous!
Thanks for the high compliment, bubblemunch. Love your tag name and look forward to visiting your blog!
Oh I love that word...I want to play with the ocean depth theme, too.
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