‘Bluewater Bay’ (2022), 81.3cm x 106.7cm / 32”x42” acrylic on canvas, oil pastel, pencil, charcoal, gloss finish, Tasmanian oak frame.
This painting is called Bluewater Bay, and it’s all about that feeling of being near the water—calm, open, and just a little bit mysterious. The title brings to mind a quiet coastal inlet, maybe a place you've stumbled on by accident and never forgotten. It’s peaceful but full of movement, like the tide coming in and out.
The layered blues and sea-glass greens mix with smoky textures and soft edges, like mist over the water or reflections shifting with the light. Some shapes feel like boats, others like shadows under the surface. It’s meant to feel like a place you’ve been before, even if only in a dream.
Bluewater Bay is for anyone who feels drawn to the ocean—not just for the view, but for the mood it brings.
‘Bluewater Bay’ (2022), 81.3cm x 106.7cm / 32”x42” acrylic on canvas, oil pastel, pencil, charcoal, gloss finish, Tasmanian oak frame.
This painting is called Bluewater Bay, and it’s all about that feeling of being near the water—calm, open, and just a little bit mysterious. The title brings to mind a quiet coastal inlet, maybe a place you've stumbled on by accident and never forgotten. It’s peaceful but full of movement, like the tide coming in and out.
The layered blues and sea-glass greens mix with smoky textures and soft edges, like mist over the water or reflections shifting with the light. Some shapes feel like boats, others like shadows under the surface. It’s meant to feel like a place you’ve been before, even if only in a dream.
Bluewater Bay is for anyone who feels drawn to the ocean—not just for the view, but for the mood it brings.
