Anchor Courts No. 38x8, oil on panel
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First, let me apologize for the glare on this photo. I've tried to correct it - using both natural solutions (different location, different days) and unnatural ones (Photoshop) but there's just no hope for it.
Found this spot on an early morning ride around Port Aransas. There are 10 little, brightly-colored bungalows at the Anchor Courts - the property is for sale and we would call it...hmmm.... a fixer-upper. It could be a very retro-charming family compound. I call the pink bungalow for living and this turquoise one for my studio. This painting is going to the ARC of the Capital Area's 10th Annual Building Bridges Art Auction in October. I'm happy to be included in such a worthy cause - click here or here for more info.
6 comments:
Great job on those palm trees!
nice piece.
I get that glare problem on my darks too. I don't know how you can fix that....in any case, this is a very appealing little painting. I love the way the blue sky gently transitions into the turquoise cottage, becoming one shape. Very cool (cool blues, get it?) Speaking of which, the warm pops of the rust and the bit of yellow beyond the fence are very effective foils for the overall cool tones.
Don'tcha just wanna move in? I do!
Love it!
Mitzi, I want to buy it! Can you help me. I've Googled and Googled...
Enjoying looking at all your work but I really like this one especially and all your Port A scenes, Mitzi. We love to go there too! You did a really nice job on the palm trees.
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