This watercolor was painted from the beach in Wildwood Crest. The morning light is really nice hitting the buildings.
This is from the boardwalk looking at the pier. Watercolor 9" x 6"
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Wildwood Crest from the Beach, by Stephen D'Amato, watercolor - 12" x 16" -Sept. 2008
The mediums I have worked with are watercolor, graphite, ink and oil. Currently most of my finished paintings are watercolors.
I have studied Fine Art at Syracuse University, Rutgers University (BA), Montclair University, but I learned so much from studying with Harvey Dinnerstein, Sharon Sprung, Costa Vavagiakis and Michael Burban at the Art Students League in NYC.
For information and pricing for my work email me at: spdamato@gmail.com
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Wikiki Hotel in Wildwood Crest
I painted this watercolor on the beach. We have been spending a week down at Wildwood Crest, NJ.
I find the tacky, retro motels at Wildwood Crest fun and interesting.
The mediums I have worked with are watercolor, graphite, ink and oil. Currently most of my finished paintings are watercolors.
I have studied Fine Art at Syracuse University, Rutgers University (BA), Montclair University, but I learned so much from studying with Harvey Dinnerstein, Sharon Sprung, Costa Vavagiakis and Michael Burban at the Art Students League in NYC.
For information and pricing for my work email me at: spdamato@gmail.com
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