I’ve been working on a series of handmade paper seascapes. Honestly, I’m not a big fan of the summer-my northern blood can’t take the heat! But, I always love being at the water’s edge. I’ve created each of these seascapes from the angle approaching the area where sand meets shore. I love the sounds, smell and feel of this place. These paintings were created exclusively with handmade paper pulp: cotton, abaca, and pigments.
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