The Fishing Rodeo held in Dauphin Island is a huge draw every year for fishing teams and spectators. This was my first year to observe the hoopla! I took pictures of everything that moved that day and also things that quit moving that day...like these King Mackerals. This was a fast, enjoyable painting (love that kind). I wanted to call it "The King is Dead", but I thought it sounded too morbid.
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- Tina Powers
- As a mother of three beautiful children ages 9,7 & 2, I'm a busy mom, but painting is my time to retreat, refresh and rejuvenate! I plan to make this blog a journal of ideas for paintings, an update on how a painting is coming along and finally, the finished product. Most of the paintings are for sale, so if you see one you can't live without, let me know! Also, please feel free to leave comments, ideas or a friendly howdy! Take a look at my website: http://www.tinapowersfineart.com
Showing posts with label fisherman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fisherman. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
A King's Feast
Labels: oil painting, fairhope artist, art, color,
fisherman,
fishing,
fishing rodeo,
king mackeral
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Momma's Fishin' for Supper
One night at Fairhope Pier, I observed many people enjoying the evening fishing off the pier. Fairhope Pier is extremely long, jutting into the Mobile Bay. When Hurrican Ivan came through a few years ago, some of the pier was washed out, but now rebuilt and enjoyed by all. I had so much fun snapping pictures this beautiful summer evening. The fish were biting and everyone was happy! I'm not so sure Momma caught too many that night, but she was styling in her new hat!
Labels: oil painting, fairhope artist, art, color,
fairhope,
fisherman,
fishing,
oil painting,
pier
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Fishing on Bon Secour
9x12 oil on panel Available at Lyons Share Gallery Fairhope, AL .....SOLDWanting to start a waterway series, my husband & I cruised around the Intercoastal Waterway looking for the perfect scene to start my series. I had to take pictures because of the lack of time we had in Bon Secour. The man I picture of was much more buff than the man I painted, but I didn't think the muscles worked with the environment! I did not plan on even painting this scene,but it kept calling me and I'm glad I heard it! I'm pleased with the way the reflections dance on the water.
Labels: oil painting, fairhope artist, art, color,
alabama,
bon secour,
coastal,
fisherman,
fishing,
oil painting,
scene,
shrimp boats,
water
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