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Edge of the Sea Giclée PrintMany years ago when I was tearing my hair out over a difficult watercolor, a hair fell into the wet paint. As it dried, a frosty white line formed in the dark paint and sparked my interest. Edge of the Sea is a gicle print of a painting done in the technique that grew from that serendipitous hair. Enhanced by the use of sea salt, the hair forms sea foam and shell shapes that I develop with negative and positive strokes. This gicle reproduction of an

Pelican in flight reflecting in the very calm water of Pamlico Sound

It keeps the sand from blowing away and helps form dunes here in the south

the colors and curves created by the hair suggested azalea flowers

Now it is very tall and the blossoms appear down low enough for me to paint

a frosty white line formed in the dark paint and sparked my interest

The storm has left beautiful reflections in the wet sand around this house at the shore

I never could see enough cottages in England

Part of an underwater series created from a watercolor pour and defined by lifting and negative painting

breaking the bonds of earth and moving toward the light

My father picked these wildflowers and brought them in for me to paint

It was a misty rainy trip with side trips to look over the cliffs and a good bit of dodging sheep

Egrets stalk the marsh in a staccato dance as dinnertime approaches