Carolyn WarmSun
HOME PORTFOLIO BIOGRAPHY GUESTBOOK CALENDAR LINKS CONTACT
Limantour Creek
 
Slideshow  |   Enlarge   |  Buy
 Previous «   27 of 63   » Next 
More 'Experimental or Abstract Nature' by Carolyn WarmSun
Entrance Acrylic Wayfinding Acrylic Hope Acrylic Prayer Flags Acrylic
Indian Summer Acrylic Seeking Place Acrylic Wildflowers Acrylic Fire Dancing Acrylic
Mauve Acrylic Stream of Consciousness, Part 1 Acrylic Stream of Consciousness, Part 2 Acrylic Stream of Consciousness, Part 3 Acrylic
Unraveling Mixed Media Another Galaxy Acrylic Net Work Watercolor
Tangle Watercolor Life in the Galaxy Watercolor Earth Moves Mixed Media
Oak Creek, Red Rocks Acrylic Grass Lake Acrylic Earth Works Acrylic
Eucalyptus Acrylic Blue Bayou Acrylic Ocean Fire Acrylic
Yosemite Creek #2 Mixed Media Rising Acrylic Limantour Creek Acrylic
Autumn Pond Acrylic Yosemite Creek #3 Acrylic Pacific Coastline Acrylic Tree in Winter Fog Mixed Media
Night Blooming Poppies Acrylic Rogue Acrylic Turquoise Acrylic Holding Up the Sun Mixed Media
Rock Art of Bandolier Mixed Media Line of Shamans Acrylic Shaman and Lizard Acrylic
Rock Art Symbols Acrylic Cave Passage Watercolor Wall of Shamans Acrylic Ibex Watercolor
Shaman with Shield Acrylic Journey to the Center Acrylic Animal-Headed Shaman with Defending Sticks Acrylic Lava Cave Wall Mixed Media
California Cavern, 1 Watercolor California Cavern 2 Watercolor
California Cavern 3, v. 1 Watercolor California Cavern 3, v. 2 Watercolor
California Cavern 4 Watercolor Cavern 6 Watercolor Cavern 7 Watercolor
Cavern 9 Mixed Media Mt. Shasta #1 Acrylic Mt. Shasta #2 Acrylic
Vernal Falls, v. 2, Yosemite Watercolor El Capitan Watercolor Martinez Marsh Mixed Media Luis' Poppies Watercolor
On the Banks of the Wabash Watercolor Moon Path Watercolor Grandfather Rocks Mixed Media
Limantour Creek
  Acrylic
  22 x 15 in
  $650
   Buy 
   Send to Friends 
   Wishlist    Add | Remove | View
 
  Description
 
Copyright 2012 Carolyn WarmSun.

On the way to Limantour Beach at Pt. Reyes, I crossed a bridge over a creek that had very little water.  But a channel had been formed in the bottom mud of the creek and I loved the form.  This piece is my interpretation of that creek bed.
 
 
Back to Portfolio