Lapping Waters By Moonlight is a romatic original seascape painting
I am inspired by evening light and the quiet and wonderful fullness of the sea's energy. I love painting, trying to capture the mood and feeling of what I have seen. I often memorise feelings, emotions, or the weather temperature to capture that memory in paint.
The moon is out early, masked by soft, fluffy clouds. You can feel the tide turning, the waves rising, gathering energy. Soon, the darkening waters will fill the sands, wave after wave, as darkness comes.
I am inspired by evening light and the quiet and wonderful fullness of the sea's energy. I love painting, trying to capture the mood and feeling of what I have seen. I often memorise feelings, emotions, or the weather temperature to capture that memory in paint.
The moon is out early, masked by soft, fluffy clouds. You can feel the tide turning, the waves rising, gathering energy. Soon, the darkening waters will fill the sands, wave after wave, as darkness comes.
I am inspired by evening light and the quiet and wonderful fullness of the sea's energy. I love painting, trying to capture the mood and feeling of what I have seen. I often memorise feelings, emotions, or the weather temperature to capture that memory in paint.
The moon is out early, masked by soft, fluffy clouds. You can feel the tide turning, the waves rising, gathering energy. Soon, the darkening waters will fill the sands, wave after wave, as darkness comes.
Lapping Waters by Moonlight is on a neutral art card in a mount ready for you to frame. I used mixed acrylic with a hint of oil in this painting.
The portrait size is 20x25x0.03 cm in depth outer size; the actual painting size is 10x115cm.
This is an original painting. There is something lovely about having a unique, original one-off piece; I feel art should be for all, so I keep my price affordable.
All my original paintings are signed on the back, I want the painting to be clean and unspoilt. A wee story or poem is often written on the back of the painting too. I hope you enjoy.
Térèsa Tierney-Large at Elven Glass
