Picking Up Shells by Angela Sullivan

 

Picking Up Shells

Every time I see a little girl at the beach picking up shells it

brings a smile to my face. I tried to keep this loose and fresh.

8x8 oil on canvas panel.

For sale or auction at my DPW gallery just follow the link to pay via Pay Pal

The Beach Hut

 The Beach Hut

I have never been on a cruise to a far away place but I do think it is somewhere I would really like to go.

I love the look of the tall palm trees swaying in the breeze. In fact I like the feel as the gentle wind

brushes across my moist damp skin glistening in the summer sun. Really the only places I have ventured to the beach is at Destin, Florida and Gulf Shores, Alabama both beautiful in their own way. Oh yes and I for got the beautiful San Diego where palm trees are everywhere. Anyway This is the painting of the day. Hope you enjoy.I have been painting on these little 6x6 gallery wrapped canvas....Love them. The side view which they allow is wonderful....

$50

Hermie

Hermie

Hermie the Hermit. No I really don't like to be alone. Oh! wait

what am I saying I do like it when I am alone but then again I know

someone else will always return home. I don't think I would like to 

be alone always.......

5x7 acrylic on canvas panel.

To purchase contact me

$80

The Sand Bucket

The sand bucket was laying there on the

beach just waiting to be painted by someone.

I took the challenge.6x8 canvas panel.

Lifes a Beach

Lifes a beach is done in beautiful blues, pinks,greens, and of

course brown and white and every color in between.

Acrylic on 6x8 canvas panel.

Ready to Play

Ready to Play is an 8x8 acrylic

on canvas panel. To purchase contact me at

angelasacrylics@yahoo.com

turtle sightings.......

The first thing I do each morning, here in Kawela Bay, is to go out on the deck to see if any turtles came up to sleep in front of our house.
They make such beautiful tracks in the sand. They almost looks like tire tracks, don't they?

This morning it looks like there was a convergence of turtles.
I've seen this once before, where several turtles came up together and actually laid so close that they crossed fins.

By looking at these tracks it looks like there were four that laid together and then there were the two little ones off to the side.