Lobster Buoy 1 (Orange and Black)
6"x6" oil on Raymar panel
Now that my workshop with Anne Blair Brown is over, I can focus on the theme for the September 30 Paintings in 30 Days. And that's buoys. In our coastal waters, buoys are often used to mark locations. If you've been out on the water, you've seen the green cans and red nuns that are navigational markers. Mooring balls are also buoys, in that they mark the location of a mooring on the bottom, to which a boat can be tied up. And finally, my favorite, are lobster buoys, also called pots, which mark the location on the bottom of a string of lobster traps, usually one at each end.
Above is my first in the series, Orange and Black.
Nice Bobbi! It is so much fun to paint buoys. They are so colorful and such a Maine feature! I really enjoyed doing my own series.
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