Aegean Balcony by Darryl Downie

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ARTIST NOTES: This watercolor painting captures a serene Mediterranean coastal scene,inspired by the Greek islands. In the foreground, a cozy terrace features two wooden chairs and a round table with a white tablecloth. On the table, there's a bowl of oranges and a glass of juice, suggesting a leisurely breakfast or snack. Potted plants with vibrant flowers adorn the terrace, adding a touch of nature and color.

The background showcases a stunning view of whitewashed buildings with blue domed roofs, cascading down a hillside towards the deep blue sea. The buildings are closely packed, creating a picturesque and iconic Mediterranean village scene. The sea is calm, and the sky is clear, indicating a beautiful, sunny day. The overall composition of the painting is balanced and inviting, with the terrace framing the view of the village and the sea.

This image captures the essence of Mediterranean coastal life, emphasizing relaxation, natural beauty, and architectural charm. The use of watercolor adds a soft, dreamy quality to the scene, enhancing its tranquil and idyllic atmosphere.

DIMENSIONS (Height - 90.00 cm X Width - 90.00 cm )
MEDIUM ON BASE Watercolour
GENRE Landscape
REGISTERED NRN # 000-45862-0142-01
COPYRIGHT © Darryl Downie
PRIZES AND AWARDS No Awards

 

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Artist: Darryl Downie



ARTIST BIO

Who am I? This is something I ask myself quite often.

I'm a working father and husband who has a creative urge that needs to be fulfilled. For a while now I've concentrated on raising and providing for my family, but now they're older, and I have time on my hands to indulge my creative spirit.

My passion is watercolour, but I also find that soft pastels give that tactile sensation that you just don't get in any other medium. There is something creamy and sensual in the way the pigment goes on the paper. Watercolour on the other hand is always a surprise, the wonderful way that colours intermix on the paper just doesn't happen with anything else.

I've recently ventured into Oil painting, which I really enjoy. I have a simple style which is still developing, ideally I'd like to keep it simple and unpretentious, but allowing multiple layers of colour and complexity to show through.

 And just for good measure I occasionally venture into Acrylics, these have been mostly black and white celebrity portraits, my wife has 2 of them in her dressing room that she will never part with.