'Water Lover' oil on canvas 24 x 30

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Passing Storm

This painting was worked up from a small one that I
painted several months ago. One of Victoria's
important light stations it sits about three miles to the
north of Victoria's inner harbour. Trial Island light has
been guarding the approach to both Oak Bay and
Victoria for many years and has been instrumental
to navigation and saving the lives of many mariners
in the often rough seas it surveys.
Oil on canvas 16 x 20.
Your comments are always a pleasure.
Jeffrey
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this painting. jjboronart@shaw.ca
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"Write the bad things that are done to you in the sand,
but write the good things that happen to you
on a piece of marble."
(Arabian wisdom)

12 comments:

Ken Faulks - Visual Artist - Canadian Plein Air Painter said...

Very fresh my friend. Looks like it was 'experienced' right there! Good work.

Jeffrey J. Boron said...

Thanks Ken...I have spent many hours over the years salmon fishing right there!

Jeffrey

eLIZabeth Floyd said...

love the sky and water! Great energy like usual!

Jeffrey J. Boron said...

Thanks Liz...I really had a ball doing these clouds!!

Jeffrey

Ron Wilson said...

Like it! Like it! In fact I like "Ready to Go" AND the lighthouse, both of them a departure from your wonderful tree series. It's good to see the scope of your subject matter, it shows your drawing skills too.

Jeffrey J. Boron said...

Thanks Ron!

Jeffrey

Dewberry Fine Art said...

Wonderful color and texture. Love the clouds. Beautiful painting

Edgar said...

I really like the rhythm of the blue and orange, blue and orange and blue, top to bottom. Not repetitive, but varied and easy to grasp... and making the lighthouse stand out so much the more.

Jeffrey J. Boron said...

Thanks Dori, appreciate it.

Jeffrey

Jeffrey J. Boron said...

Hey Edgar, thanks for that!

Jeffrey

Melinda said...

Another gorgeous sky that communicates so much. I can feel the moisture from the sky and the crispness of the air.

Well done, Jeffrey. Good medicine for the eyes!

P. S. I keep losing your blog url and have to re-list you. I wonder if any of your other followers have had this problem. I even got an error message when I tried to re-list you in my blog list. Hmmm. Will keep tabs on this.

Jeffrey J. Boron said...

Hey Melinda thanks for the comment, really appreciate it...don't know about the tech stuff though... =:0