Everyone visiting “the Rock” is aghast at the immensity of the leftover volcanic plug that is often called the “Gibraltar of the Pacific” from 26 million years ago.
As iron is drawn to a magnet, artists are drawn to ‘the Rock.” Here is my entry this year in the Morro Bay Art Association exhibit while I have many more of “the Rock” in my studio. You may even contact me for a box of notecards which I amusedly call “A Box of Rocks.”
Until the next sketch…peace, Heather
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I like your composition and angle of the rock which you have made into a lovely painting. The location and area of the California coast is beautiful
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Really nice Heather! The sky is amazing, to me.
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I feel so lucky to live here! Skies are always varied and have so many personalities!
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Beautiful, sure would like to walk along the shore! You are blessed to have so much natural beauty around you to memorialize in oil or water colors!
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Thanks, Lynn. I am fortunate to have all these dynamic views of sky, land and water!
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