The artwork `Second Valley Jetty` depicts a serene and picturesque scene of a jetty stretching out into the calm waters of a harbor. The medium used in creating this piece is watercolor, giving the painting a soft and fluid quality that enhances the tranquil atmosphere. The colors in the painting are primarily muted blues, greens, and grays, capturing the peacefulness of a quiet harbor on a calm day. The watercolor technique used allows for subtle variations in color and texture, giving the impression of a gentle breeze ruffling the surface of the water. The jetty itself is depicted with meticulous attention to detail, showing the worn cement and rusted metal rails that line its edges. and distance to the image. The sky above is a soft blue, with wisps of white clouds drifting lazily across the horizon. Overall, the artwork `Second Valley Jetty` evokes a sense of calm and tranquility, inviting the viewer to imagine themselves strolling along the jetty, breathing in the salty sea air and listening to the gentle lapping of the water against the wooden pilings. It is a beautiful and peaceful representation of a moment of quietude in a busy world.
Second Valley Jetty
Framed by Artist
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This artwork is currently framed and ready to hang.
It comes with an external frame.
Framed dimensions - 28.35(W) x 35.63(H).
Artwork dimensions - 22.05(W) x 29.53(H).
Artwork Details
Medium | Watercolour, Paper, Framed by Artist |
Dimensions | 28.4in (W) x 35.6in (H) x 0.8in (D) |
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Artwork Description
Artist Bio
CHRISTINE DAVIS ARTIST
Utilizing my favorite medium of oil paint, I desire to capture the beautiful seascapes and landscapes of South Australia. When it comes to seascapes, I am drawn to the contrast of the light weathered wooden jetties and the ocean's blues and greens, expressing calmness and a sense of peace and hope of being on the beach. In landscapes, I love to showcase our rugged countryside, including the sculptural shape of the gum tree. My paintings have a calming influence on the viewer, bringing nature before their eyes. I am known for my seascapes, especially my skill in depicting water. I began learning how to paint water from many hours fishing off jetties, mesmerised by the movement and reflections of its surface. Since childhood, I've had the passion and desire to recreate what I see and experience onto paper or canvas. Both my father and grandma were landscape oil painters. I remember watching my grandma paint landscapes of the Flinders Ranges including old stone buildings, gum trees, hills and grass. Once my children were at school I decided to follow my passion to be an artist. This journey began with mixed media and drawing classes at the Victorian Artist Society in Melbourne. Here, I was inspired by my instructor, who when watching how I paint, said, 'I think you are an oil painter'. Later during further study at Victoria University, I was introduced to oil painting. Here I grew to love how rich and versatile this medium is. Since graduating with a Diploma of Visual Arts, I have concentrated on expanding my skills and my art-work portfolio. My current focus is developing my own unique style, bordering between realism and impressionism. This draws out the natural beauty of the environments captured. I sell my artworks online and in exhibitions and galleries across South Australia.