Summer has made a few feints into New England already this Spring, enabling me to get out onto local Crane Beach to see what’s up. Along with the usual beach remodeling rendered by the winter weather – resulting in my totally and humiliatingly beaching my boat on a sand bar that hadn’t been there the previous season – I was surprised by a bright Blue Shell on Brown Beach. Seeming more tropical than we, and the absolutely frigid local waters, deserved, I saw this as my first invitation to the local party referred to as Summer.
For more festival remnants, visit my collection of CURIOUS PAINTINGS. You’ll find Laughing Clamshells, Ribbon Candy and, of course, Broken Bottles.


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May 31, 2009 at 9:49 PM
caroltaylor
I love your blue shell on brown beach painting and your comment, and share your interest in the coast. Please visit http://chiaroscuromagazine.wordpress.com and read my “Musings of a Confirmed Beachcomber”… I think you will enjoy it.
All the best,
Carol Taylor
http://www.caroltaylorblackandwhite.com
http://caroltaylor.wordpress.com
June 10, 2009 at 9:17 PM
letspaintnature
This blue shell is a treasure and your artwork is amazing! I love the smoothness of the shell and the texture of the sand. You have a wonderful site, I am enjoying every post.
Chris
June 11, 2009 at 8:06 AM
Brian Cody
Thanks for your kind words Chris. I enjoyed your work for its color and vibrancy.
Brian