Sunday, September 6, 2020

7 Little Cockle Shells All in a Row

7 Little Cockle Shells all in a Row

This year has been blessed with a stream of beach murals on privacy walls around lanais and pools. Homeowners are spending more time vacationing and “stay-cationing” in their own homes and maintaining social distancing from crowded beaches. Of course, they still crave the beauty that is SW Florida. Cerulean blue skies with angelic white clouds or perhaps sunset with brilliant orange and purple along with sparkling water. Having a mural scene depicting a tranquil getaway is not only beautiful to look at but gives the soul much needed rest from the craziness that is the outside world today. Mural paintings which were once a “want” are actually now a “need”. I’m honored each time to give through art these needed moments of peace and happiness. Each mural is uniquely painted and most often incorporates objects that have a particular or special meaning to the homeowner. A recent mural is no exception. The client had specific instructions of items to be included that represented and held special meaning to them.

I’m titling this one “7 Shell Beach “:





Yes, there are more than 7 shell objects in the mural, but I was instructed to have a row of 7 shells specifically. Each shell represents one of the homeowner’s children:

 


Another specific and fun request was to have 5 seagulls painted into the mural. Of course, seagulls in the are common but these were to represent the grandchildren. My personal favorite is the seagull with mouth wide open and wings flapping. Hey, there’s one in every family, right?



Celebrating a loved filled marriage, two beach chairs were to be painted into the mural. Her chair reflecting her love for collecting shells. And a near by tree is carved with their initials:


Side angle shot :


Close up of foliage and trees:


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