Category: watercolor

Artist of the Month, Gallery 113, Santa Barbara, March 2018

Acrylic, Beach, Black Turnstone, Gallery Shows, Osprey, Painting, Sanderling, Uncategorized, watercolor
Black Turnstone #2, Watercolor on Arches 300lb paper, 23″ x 30″, $1000
Osprey #1, Acrylic on panel, 24″ x 36″, $1500
Sanderlings #12, Acrylic on panel, 16″ x 20″, $500
Sanderlings #11, Acrylic on panel, 16″ x 20″, $500
Sanderlings #10, Acrylic on panel, 16″ x 20″, $500
Sanderling #13, Acrylic on panel, 16″ x 20″, $500
Sanderlings #9, Jalama Beach. Acrylic on panel, 24″ x 36 “, $1,500. SOLD

Plus many more.

Divine Inspiration Gallery, February 2018*

Acrylic, Brown Pelican, Gallery Shows, Godwit, Great Blue Heron, Long-Billed Curlew, Santa Barbara, shorebirds, watercolor, Whimbrel, Willet

 

 

Long-Billed Curlews #5 on East Beach, 24″ x 36″ Acrylic on panel. $1500
2 Whimbrels 2 Willets, Acrylic on Panel, 24″ x 36″, $1,200
Whimbrel & Godwit on Hendry’s Beach, 16″ x 20″ Acrylic on Panel, SOLD
Brown Pelican #1, 16″ x 20″ Watercolor, $500
Great Blue Heron #1, Hendry’s Beach, Santa Barbara, 22″ x 22″, Acrylic, $900
Long-billed curlew #1 at Hendry’s Beach: 16″ x 20″ watercolor on Arches cold pressed paper.
Marbled godwits 16″ x 20″ watercolor on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper
Willet #7 11″ x 13″ watercolor on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper
Whimbrel #9, 16″ x 20″ watercolor, $500

*Because the Gallery Owner, Sherry Spear, was flooded out in the Montecito flood, the gallery is mostly open by appointment in the near term. Aim Morhardt can let you in and make sales. Call or text him at (909) 451-3939.

Blue-Winged Teal at UCSB Lagoon

Blue-winged teal, Duck, Painting, Santa Barbara, UCSB Lagoon, Uncategorized, watercolor
Blue-Winged Teal #1, UCSB Lagoon. 15" x 23" watercolor on Arches 300lb hot-pressed paper.
Blue-Winged Teal #1, UCSB Lagoon. 15″ x 23″ watercolor on Arches 300lb hot-pressed paper.

This time of year the lagoon in the middle of the UC Santa Barbara campus is full of waterfowl of many species. If you jog past, these Blue-Winged Teal ignore you and keep on dabbling like the one in the background, but if you stop and aim a camera at them they quickly drift away.