Monday, October 22, 2012

P.V. Coast

Twenty years ago, we went to Puerto Vallarta and I took this photo at the hotel where we stayed.  I've painted it several times using either watercolor or gouache but this is the first time I've used oils.  I need some new inspiration for paintings if I'm digging up twenty year old photos, don't you think?

P.V. Coast
Image Size 6" x 6"
Oil

10 comments:

  1. Gorgeous painting, Nancy!! Beautiful colors.

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  2. J'aime beaucoup l'interprétation à l'huile de cet endroit... Il règne une atmosphère remplie de sérénité... J'aime l'harmonie de vos couleurs...
    Une suggestion il faut peut-être retourner faire un petit pèlerinage dans ce petit coin charmant !
    Gros bisous à vous

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  3. I think this is just stunning, Nancy. Even the thumbnail immediately captured my interest. If you find inspiration can you send some to me? I am so lacking of late it isn't even funny.

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  4. Makes me wonder how much this scene has changed during this time. It's a lovely spot and your painting makes me want to go there, but perhaps I'd have to step back in time...

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  5. Thank you Hilda.

    Merci Martinealison. J'aimerais visiter ce lieu nouveau, mais je ne me souviens pas le nom de l'hôtel où cela a été pris.

    Thanks Sherry. I'll send any extra inspiration your way.

    Susan, I hope this still looks the same. I imagine it does since it isn't an area that can be built on and it looks like it would stand up to the occasional hurricanes that hit the area.

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  6. Looks like a beautiful place. Nice painting.

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  7. Nancy I admire your versatility in multiple media. Nothing wrong in using a well-worn reference pic if it continues to speak to you!

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  8. Thank you Deborah. You're right about reference photos. This one has always been one of my favorites but I think it's time to retire it.

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  9. This is so beautiful Nancy, beautiful work!!

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  10. Thank you Theresa. I enjoy working in oils for a change.

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