Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Shoreline View



Shoreline View
Galveston Island, Texas
On Location
8 x 8
Oil on Linen Panel
Randall Cogburn

Price $150 + s/h



View where I painted from,
at Galveston Island, Texas.


Sunday, May 10, 2015

FeatherFest2015-05 - "Waiting for Breakfast" Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte

FeatherFest2015-05 - "Waiting for Breakfast" Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte


FeatherFest2015-05
"Waiting for Breakfast"
 © Denise Bossarte
Artist of Texas Signature Member


News series FeatherFest 2015.

This is my second favorite
shot from the trip.

This heron seemed to be waiting
oh so patiently for the
fisherman to bring in
the fish and
give him breakfast!

Saturday, April 25, 2015

FeatherFest2015-03 - "Fishing Buddies" Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte

FeatherFest2015-03 - "Fishing Buddies" Original Photography by Texas Contemporary Artist Denise Bossarte



FeatherFest2015-03
"Fishing Buddies"
 © Denise Bossarte
Artist of Texas Signature Member


News series FeatherFest 2015.

This is my favorite shot from the trip.
My friend gave it the title
to submit it for critique
by the photography teachers at the program.
They loved the story it told.
I do too!

The title works for both the men fishing together,
as well as the pelicans fishing with the men.


Saturday, October 4, 2014

Doldrums


Doldrums
Galveston Island, Texas
8 x 8
Oil on Panel
Randall Cogburn

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Grabbed the second to biggest brush I had, a 3/4, and did this painting. It was a fun challenge to control the brush to do even the finest of lines, like the fishing poll. Attempted this painting without sketching it as it was pretty simple but I still had to be extra careful. The signature of course was done with my signing brush. 

If you ever get a chance to get to Galveston, walk out on one of the jetties and just stand there and look out as far as you can see. You might be amazed at what you see too. Just don't forget to watch out for the odd wave.