Showing posts with label marshland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marshland. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Marshland Morning

Marshland Morning, 24 x 30, oil on canvas, L. Daniel © 2018
Commission - SOLD

I painted this piece for a new, young friend, who wanted to honor her parents with a special gift. What fun that she and her fiancé chose to give the gift of a painting! It always warms my heart to see the next generation appreciating and surrounding themselves with original artwork created with love. My young patrons thoughtfully chose a cherished view; and in doing so, their love is mixed in to this creation as well! Thank you so much, L&T, it was fun collaborating with you!!!

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Golden Marshland - Anderson Gallery Exhibit

Golden Marshland, 18 x 24, oil on panel, L. Daniel © 2014
SOLD at the Anderson Gallery

A few weeks ago, I posted a small study of this piece - so if it looks familiar, that's why. I love how the neutral toned marsh grasses come alive at the end of day. This painting one of several new works for my upcoming show, "Marshside to Seaside", all inspired by the golden isles on the Georgia coast. 

"Marshside to Seaside", Anderson Fine Art Gallery, April 24-May 25, St. Simons Island, GA

Click HERE to see more work for the show on my special website page.

Thursday, February 13, 2014

Golden Marshland Study

Golden Marshland Study, 6 x 8, oil on panel, L. Daniel © 2014
SOLD


HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!


The colors of wintertime on the Georgia coast are intoxicating. At this time of year, the marsh grasses turn a soft neutral tone and are absolutely emblazoned by the warm afternoon light as it slips toward the horizon. Maybe this is one of the reasons these barrier islands are often referred to as "the Golden Isles"… golden, they are.  

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Friday, October 4, 2013

Smell the Roses and Twisting Turns

Smell the Roses, 18 x 24, oil on panel, L. Daniel © 2013

Twisting Turns, 18 x 24, oil on panel, L. Daniel © 2013
SOLD

From well-gardened corners to twisting marshland waterways, these familiar southern passageways speak to me of "home". Over the years, I have spent much time on the Georgia coast and it's imagery has become imbedded in my heart and mind's eye. I love to see it and I love to paint it even more. 

These pieces were in my show at the Davis Gallery, October 2013.