“The Oceans Power”
Today is day 29, wow! I can’t believe its the end of March. Where does the time go? I also cannot believe that I did 29 paintings to date. Well in all honesty I did a few more than that but haven’t posted them yet because I am saving them for the “no time to paint days.” Hahaha.
Backup is always good to have for the just in case moments. Do you keep backup? Haha that was a question from my geeky side. Thinking about my computer and all the pictures that I have stored on here in addition to the programs and data files and backup is something that is extremely important. Just saying this from experience….
Now doing a painting a day I realize it is important in every aspect of my life. haha…sorry for the ramble.
So today’s painting of “The Oceans Power” is me having a moment of me missing the sound of the water crashing or rippling onto the shores. The power of the ocean sounds is just rejuvenating to ones soul. So many times I sit at the shore just enjoying the sounds and letting go of all the stress is beyond a healing moment for me. Got to say that I love love that sound…A friend of mine called the other day as she sat at Kealia beach….really a little bit of rubbing it in…haha only kidding. You can just hear the sound of the ocean crashing on the shorelines. What a beautiful sound. She tends to call me from Anini as well as from Lae Nani and I got to say….dang I miss that sound. Do you see a pattern? I do….haha. Well the powers the ocean has an amazing affect. Being this is the first time I live so far from the ocean I will take what I can get. Even if it is in the background of a phone call. So to you, you know who you are…thanks for calling and sharing your peaceful moments on the shorelines. Love it!!!! 🙂
“The Oceans Power” by Doreen J Bowers
4″ x 12″ in. Watercolor Painting on cold press watercolor paper
Day 29….Done…checking it off…..two days left and March 2018 is gone forever. How sad….and yet exciting because a new month begins!
Doreen~
It’s not Hawaii ocean waves, but Washington water makes all kinds of sounds….
Rushing rivers
Tides on Puget Sound
The rain
Waterfalls.
One day take Grady to Tumwater Falls Park.
As a kid, we’d watch the salmon swimming upstream (ladders?) to spawn.
And It’s just a pretty place to walk around.
Wasn’t that where your brother caught the salmon for the bbq