Sunspot Goolwa Beach

After of plenty of rain the bottom part of the Goolwa sandhills can look rather lush and when a sunspot hits in it can look like a well-kept putting green - from a distance that is! Sunspots along a shaded beach looks quite spectacular particularly when it is dotted with beach people too. 
Sunspot Goolwa Beach - 22x11cm acrylic on stretched canvas - ready to hang.
This painting is up for auction starting 7.30pm AEST July 13.

SOLD

Rainstorm Goolwa Beach

Goolwa Beach is rarely seen withouth some visual drama. This day a rain storm hung lazily out to sea but always looked like it may threaten the beach at any time! Cocklers are unphased by the storm and dig their toes and fingers into the wet sand for their quota of cockles. This weeks series of auction pieces are small studies in preparation for the Fleurieu Art Prize later in 2011 - Rainstorm Goolwa Beach - 22x11cm acrylic on stretched canvas - ready to hang. SOLD

Shadows on Goolwa Beach

Goolwa Beach is indeed my favourite. Long shallows, a constant ocean swell and a beach haze that can look etherial are some of its attractions. In the summer it can be full of people enjoying the sun and surf and in the cooler months it is frequented by walkers and cocklers. On this day the sun cast its playful shadows along the beach and sandhills.
This weeks series of auction pieces are small studies in preparation for the Fleurieu Art Prize later in 2011 - http://www.artprize.com.au/ - the world's richest landscape art prize.
Shadows on Goolwa Beach - 22x11cm acrylic on stretched canvas - ready to hang.

SOLD