Thursday, July 15, 2010

Cabo San Lucas


In June 2010 I went on my first cruise. The itinerary included Cabo San Lucas and the stunning rock formation was something I knew I wanted to paint. These rocks are quite challenging to paint and I required a lot of help from my watercolor instructor to take it from plain white paper to the three dimensional look that finally emerged. This is done on 9x13 sized 140 pound Arches paper.
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1 comment:

Anexus said...

Are you selling these? I want to see if the lodge will let us hang art for sale and get a cut from different artist.

Chad

March 9, 2011 at 11:44 PM

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