"Coral Moon Behind Mountains" by Karla Nolan, palette knife oil painting

Wow!  Talk about synchronicity and timing and such!  The blood moon that occurred in recent days is all over the media and, amazingly, I am still in my lunar-tique phase, as you may have noticed from recent posts.  This painting is especially experimental, with the unusual lower mountains.  Challenging to paint, I'll say, but I am enjoying the final result.  What do you think?

"Coral Moon Behind Mountains", 11"14" palette knife oil painting on gessoed panel, Paypal accepted, contact me at KarlaNolan@gmail.com

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Contemporary Abstract Painting "Coral Under The Sea" by Colorado Abstract Artist Candace French

Coral Reef is a color sample featuring Pébéo Mixed Media products. Commissions are welcome!

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"Clouds of Coral" by Karla Nolan, unframed palette knife oil painting

Being a sunset fan, I have found that there are so many colors in the clouds and they change so quickly, sometimes one has to make choices in what to represent.  Coral colors in the clouds seem to move through the skies fast, they're hard to catch with a camera for a reference photograph.  So, what does an artist do?  She uses her artistic license, of course!  If you can, enlarge this painting, as you'll see many colors in it that could be missed at first glance.

"Clouds of Coral", 8"x10" unframed palette knife oil painting on canvas,  write me at KarlaNolan@gmail.com for more information

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"Sea Turtle Flies Through Crimson Skies" by Kate Dardine

Painting #24. Inspired by a photograph of a Hawksbill Sea Turtle swimming over a red coral bed. I am intrigued by how bird-like sea turtles look when they are gliding through the water. The Hawksbill turtle, true to its name, has a pronounced beak that gives it its name.

"Sea Turtle Flies" is 4x5", oil o n stretched canvas, ready to frame. Click here for purchase info.

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