Showing posts with label Japanese Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese Garden. Show all posts
Friday, August 1, 2014
Water scapes
Selections from my "waterscapes", in oil and acrylic, will be on display at the Bread and Ink Cafe on Southeast Hawthorne and 36th, Portland. My paintings from the last few years have focused on creeks, rivers, ponds, ocean, anything with water, which there is plenty of in the Northwest! Shown are "Koi and Waterlilies", 16" x 20", oil, from the Japanese Garden, and "Johnson Creek Summer with Heron", also 16" x 20", in acrylic.
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Bread & Ink Cafe,
Japanese Garden,
Johnson Creek,
koi
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Koi 2
I enjoyed painting the koi from the Japanese Garden on a 16" x 20" format, so did another on a 12" x 12" canvas. Koi is the Japanese word for carp, which does not sound as inspirational or serene! These three fish look to me like they're in a happy place.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Koi
Last summer I spent a lovely afternoon at the Japanese Garden in Washington Park, visiting the Noguchi sculpture exhibit in the tea house, contemplating the Zen sand gardens, walking the paths along perfectly placed stones, and enjoying the koi fish among water lilies. I combined some of my favorite elements in this 16" x 20" painting of Koi, in oil.
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