Winter lingers. Spring is around the corner.
Those are the twin themes of this week’s art gallery.
As we near a full year of this project, we continue to showcase your art — in whatever form you create it. You don’t have to be a pro, or even experienced. We want it all!
Art should be inspired by, relevant to, or somehow, in some way, connected to our current lives. Student submissions of all ages are especially welcome. So are artists who have not submitted before.
Email dwoog@optonline.net, to share your work with the world.
“Looking Forward to Spring” (Amy Schneider)
“Winter Dunes” oil on canvas plein air — dune preservation on Sherwood Island’s East Beach (Werner Liepolt)
Untitled (Eric Bosch)
“Island” off Compo Beach (Karen Weingarten)
“Arctic Scene” (Lisa Seidenberg)
Untitled. Photographer Richard Epstein says, “My witch hazel begins to flower reliably in February, despite the temperature or weather. It always reminds me spring is coming!”
“DC Fashion Statement” (Lawrence Weisman)
“Love is Waiting” (Ellen Wentworth)
Werner, I love your work. That spot at Sherwood Island is among my favorites in Westport. Beautifully rendered.
Thanks for your kind words.
The winter morning light hit me.