Beaches Online Art Show
Staring at the ocean changes our brain waves’ frequency and puts us into a mild meditative state. Listening to waves activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which makes us more relaxed. In addition, the negative ions in sea breezes have a mood-boosting effect. What better way to weather the current pandemic than to enjoy the benefits of the Olympic Peninsula beaches.
Members of the Port Ludlow Art League have used a variety of mediums to translate their interpretation of beaches.
If you see artwork you’d like to purchase, please make an appointment with the artist (info@portludlowart.org).
To Friends by Mary Lynn Laker
Beaches #1 by Lu McBride
The Storm is a Comin’ by Randy Radock
Walking in the Sand
View From the Bay by Carol Nielsen
Logs on the Beach
Lisbon Coastline by Pamela Raine
Sandpipers by Randy Radock
Leaning North by Cathy Thomas
Seaworthy by Carol Nielsen
Up Close by Pamela Raine
Morning on the Streets of Dingle by Randy Radock
Beaches #2 by Lu McBride
Barnacles by Pamela Raine
All Alone by Jeanne Joseph
ORcoast by Shirley Bomgaars
Canoers
Time Washed at Kalaloch by Jeanne Joseph
Leaning South by Cathy Thomas
The Lighthouse
French Pass
Petoskey Stones by Shirley Bomgaars
Before Covid by Alan Ahtow
After Covid by Alan Ahtow
No Surfing Today by Jeanne Joseph
Cliff Reflection by Cathy Thomas
A Clam Day by Randy Radock
Tidelands
Clarence Beach
Pelican2 by Shirley Bomgaars
New Zealand #2
Time to Go Home by Pamela Raine
Volcanic Beach
Beach Pebbles
Footsteps by Bruce Corbridge