Blue Lagoon I A12338 The park that inspired this

The park that inspired this acrylic gouache painting was deigned by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead

a high gloss finish protects its gallery-wrapped surface

then a final form is assembled in which the elegance and simplicity of the glass is complemented by the swirls of powder-coated steel

these long earrings hit just the right note with a smoldering charcoal color that has pops of sapphire

A clear lip traced with a fine line of soft celadon color lends unique dimension to this ethereal blown glass incalmo bowl

Blue Lagoon I A12338 The park that inspired thisGiclee prints of original oil paintings. An homage to the great Claude Monet. These images can be rotated in any direction. Whether horizontally adjacent, vertically adjacent, or even switched left to right they will always match up. Making all of these sides and images match was fascinating as well as challenging, but certainly a great accomplishment. This watery garden is a place to dream, reflect and meditate. Hopefully, Monet would approve!