Welcome, Deborah! Great to have you here.
Blending abstraction with coastal scenes and portraiture is a bold move, layering those three takes real conviction about what you're after with color and texture.
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Hi Deborah! 👋 Expressive work with vivid color and layered texture, that's the whole chase. Are you working in series right now or one piece at a time?
Deborah, the mix you're describing, coastal scenes meeting abstraction, sounds like you're working with California light, or at least that kind of atmospheric shift. I'd love to see how you layer texture into water. Memory and movement live in the same gestures when you're painting from a place you know well.