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The Bay

 

The Bay is located on the north shore of Long Island in Huntington, NY. Beautiful place with many subjects to explore.
To begin with, what caught my attention on this subject? Together with it, there were old chairs and decorations on the handrails. And just behind the bay, In the first instance, there was glimmering like a diamond on the water. And the Bay grabbed me into its past and emerged as a dream. In a long not forgotten time. Suddenly I felt familiar and no longer felt alone. I wanted to catch this moment in the sunlight. Then I found stars in sparkling lines. but withal with the visual effect of recreating light within.
Moreover, painting water can be very tedious and thematic. Pattern, combined in layers, and the hues of the color are its core. With persistence and patience, it is approachable. It is exciting to experience sun-changing reflections. Whereas, to understand how it moves, I used zig-zag lines in repetition. Shapes in movement become uncountable. Indeed, the wind commands in which direction should go. What’s more, waves on the bottom, as they move up to the top, they diminish in size. Nonetheless, Every color around this effect has been lower in luminosity.  T
Furthermore, I mixed raw umber with ultramarine and viridian green. The handrail is in the center. Transparent blue enriches the whole panorama. And by mixing it with turpentine and oil. We can see layers behind the others. Additionally, to create a spark effect I lowered back the blue tonality. Then, I let the sunlight go through the other colors. At long last, sitting out there observing this was revitalizing and energetic. And I have just preserved it in this painting for you to enjoy it. Nature and life in its splendor.

The Bay

The Bay, Size 36″ x 90″ Oil on Canvas 2020
THE BAY
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Sea Gate

 

Isn’t the Bahamas beautiful in the summer? So cold in the winter, but Fall and Spring are comfortable. But, like so many places in New York, landmarks are replaced by new institutions.
Some are gone, and others remain. Once a site for their founder’s millionaires such as Dodge, the Vanderbilt family, and a Governor called Al Smith.
Nevertheless, they apport to it we thank them for creating this haven location. SOne of the few gated places in Brooklyn. A safe venue to walk with your family on any afternoon. Moreover, the house design varies from Queen Anne style to Mediterranean style.
Looking at my archives found this unfinished project. Above all creativity is no mix-up with insecurities. Perhaps this will be the best time to finish it using a conceptual approach. The sunsets are full of pure orange in the afternoons the white sand sparks life in all directions. Likewise, The above drawing contains a lot of details. Positioned one next to the other. Air paintings are spontaneous in their continuous light changes. It is like roller-coastering with the air. Hemoglobin runs high and this is a perfect moment to get the best out of it.
Let me acquaint you more with the area. The community forms a v form ending with the Atlantic Ocean from side to side. No wonder Sandy came in 2012 and devastated the neighborhood.
On the other hand, Full of discord, for there was a lawsuit for discrimination, I will mention many other incidents, no more.
In short, I invite you to know the place in Brooklyn, a small community just at the end of Coney Island’s southwestern end.
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Bay View 24″ x 18″ Charcoal on Paper

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Levels

Levels, ” A composition that moves back and forth by its force.” This subject explores inverse dynamics within lines. Although we are above as observers, its jewelry contour drags us inside and outside like a roller coaster.

The idea was born from an elevator. The sunlight reflected wide open through the Deco bars. Metal bars projected an infinite space that echoes music. Then, I adapted clef symbols as part of it. Yellow pale is the absent tempo, and the pearly areas are the silent rest. So, of say, it vibrates music in our hearts. All along, Levels variations of color set the mood in frequencies. Levels lines are Art Deco, and the texture is life. Digested and renewed in a new light full of geometry and organic shapes. Definitively, belonging to our time. The wash-out technique comes from many years of experimentation with watercolor. Layers are juxtaposed front and behind to show luminosity. In adding the dominant color there are ultramarine, cobalt, cerulean, and Prussian blues. The Levels lead to a pallet of cool tones.

Indeed, many other artists have done it. In short is a great deal to feel the designer’s ability to materialize this beauty. Levels are created to enjoy its methodical and easy flow, have fun.

Levels

“Levels” 52″ x 48″ Oil on canvas 2019

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