Showing posts with label shells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shells. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Abalone Shells

24 x 24 x 1.38
Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Available

I am in awe of abalone shells with their kaleidoscopic iridescence.  This painting attempts to capture that exquisite natural beauty--on the inside and out.

Original painting is available through UGallery.com.

Prints available through Fine Art America at  abalone art for sale.

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Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

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Monday, June 6, 2016

Oyster Shells

Oyster Shells
Oil on Canvas Panel (museum grade)
8x10
SOLD

Oysters were a mainstay at almost every meal during a recent visit to Galveston.  These are the remains.  Slurp!

Prints are available through Fine Art America at oyster art for sale.





Available Paintings:  

#texasartist #coastalart #beachart #oysters

Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

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Sunday, August 4, 2013

Sand Dollar

Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
12 x 12 x 5/8

Ahhhh, finally--a LARGE painting!  While I continue to practice techniques and explore different subjects with my miniature acrylic paintings, I still love the buttery feel of oils.  

This painting is available through UGallery.  
It is also available as a print in a couple of  rectangular sizes through Turning Art 
and square sizes (as originally painted) through Fine Art America.  

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Mussels No. 2

 
Another delicacy from the sea....  These are difficult to obtain here in Central Texas.  I occassionally spend big bucks to buy a bag from our monopolizing grocery store in Georgetown; unfortunately, there is always a death rate of 50% or higher.  Those odds aren't worth the cost. Let's not even discuss the frozen options!  Thus, I must live with my memories of the East Coast and the shells I saved from shellfish feasts gone bye....

Friday, July 20, 2012

Sand Dollar

Oil on canvas panel (museum grade)
6x6
Recently, I spent a week in Galveston. Envision this: A small beachfront cottage on the western edge of the island. Few tourists (other than my family of three and two small fluffy pooches). A deck that runs the length of the cottage, parallel to the beach. Large windows overlooking the Gulf. Easy access to the sand and surf. A balmy breeze. The beginnings of a magnificent sandcastle started on the afternoon we arrived. Rain. Yes, rain. Lots of it. On day #2. For the duration of the trip.
The ground was saturated. The sandcastle "melted." The fluffsters were drenched. The aroma of "wet dog" mingled with the salty sea air. Eight of the nine bottles of sunblock we packed remain unopened.
This sand dollar evokes dreams of a sunny beach vacation. Next year....

Friday, January 14, 2011

Clamshell

Oil on Gallery Profile Canvas, 20x20 -- View eBay auction

How I miss the Atlantic Ocean and its shellfish!!!!!  If this painting doesn't sell, I'm hanging it over the clawfoot tub. (Yes, original art hanging in the bathroom.  Why not?)