Turning Tide is an original seascape painting
The warm, humid heat starts to cool, and the air feels charged with pending energy, weather changes, rain, and maybe even some summer thunder. The warm sand underfoot, the slight shudder of your shoulder—you can feel the change in the temperature, the swell of the waves as they push and overlap. An optical illusion takes place as the tide begins to turn. The stronger, deeper waves rise higher, taking control and pushing forward towards the beach.
The warm, humid heat starts to cool, and the air feels charged with pending energy, weather changes, rain, and maybe even some summer thunder. The warm sand underfoot, the slight shudder of your shoulder—you can feel the change in the temperature, the swell of the waves as they push and overlap. An optical illusion takes place as the tide begins to turn. The stronger, deeper waves rise higher, taking control and pushing forward towards the beach.
The warm, humid heat starts to cool, and the air feels charged with pending energy, weather changes, rain, and maybe even some summer thunder. The warm sand underfoot, the slight shudder of your shoulder—you can feel the change in the temperature, the swell of the waves as they push and overlap. An optical illusion takes place as the tide begins to turn. The stronger, deeper waves rise higher, taking control and pushing forward towards the beach.
Turning Tide 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 landscape size is 30x41x0.03 cm in depth outer size; the actual painting size is 30x20cm.
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.
I am romantically inspired by the depth of colours, the calm, soothing tones, the gentle sway of the sea, salt on my lips and through my hair, feeling warm and content, sinking my toes in the warm, damp sands as I paddle through the lapping waters.
I love painting, trying to capture the mood and feeling of what I have seen, often memorising feelings, emotions or the weather temperature to capture that memory in paint. You will often see me barefoot with the door open on a cool, wet day for me to feel the cold, remember the first touch of rain on my face, or by a window with the sun streaming through, the heat from the glass allowing the memories come back and help me with the paintbrush.
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
