Paintings Make Great Gifts! Part 4

I thought I'd highlight some paintings from Maine, Upstate New York and Rhode Island that are in my Etsy shop. These are smalls, most 6"x6" and all are under $50. Some are watercolor, some are pastel, some were painted plein air and some while not actually painted plein air, were painted from photos I took in in my travels.
I've included the links to the Etsy shop directly, as well as the original blog post about the painting.
They all come in an archival acid free clear plastic sleeve
They look fabulous matted and framed, but I will leave that you and your decor.
Thanks for looking!

Gull at Otter Cliffs, Colored pencil on black paper.

Monhegan Island Lighthouse Buildings

The blog post about this is here.

Hazy Light

This is one of the small out buildings at Pt Judith, Rhode Island.

The blog post is here.

Big Red Barn

We had a fun weekend in upstate New York – this barn was seen along the way.

Blog post here.

Monhegan Lighthouse

Painted from the window of my hotel. It rained and rained and rained.

The blog post about this painting is here.

Monhegan Lighthouse Study

SOLD

Loon on Jordon Pond

Wide Open

Lobster Boat in New Harbor, Maine.

Blog post is here.

Two Boats

Somewhere in Maine

Little Yellow Car

Beacon, NY

The blog post is here.

Upcoming 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge

Loon on Jordon Pond, watercolor and colored pencil on mi-teintes paper

6" x 6", unframed.

Available in my Etsy Shop

It's been a while since I posted here! Though I have at least two posts in the drafting stage!

I'm excited about the month of September for two reasons - First: My up-coming trip to the artist's "bucket list," Monhegan Island, 10 miles off the coat of Maine. The Wyeths painted/paint there, as did Rockwell Kent, Robert Henri, Edward Hopper, and a myriad of others. It would be difficult to talk about the history of American painting in the late 19th – early 20th centuries without including Monhegan Island.

The second reason I'm excited is because Leslie Saeta is having another 30/30 Challenge! I do like that it fits nicely with the beginning of my trip to Monhegan and all the creative, painting energies that will be coursing through my brain (and hopefully, my hands)!

So stay tuned! Much more will be happening here!