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Rowboat in the water with broken oar

February 10, 2018 December 7, 2022 dm

On a trip to the Maine coast this past summer, I captured a photo of this rowboat splashing around in the water. I was drawn to the color of the boat offset by the dark water. Also it was evident that the boat hadn’t been used in a bit by the brackish water in the bottom it.

After sitting down to do the watercolor, I noticed that one of the oars had broken off. This added all the more to the story!

I was happy with the coloring and visual movement of the water. Please feel free to watch the video that’s been sped up and shortened considerably from the actual painting.

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Doug Moore has been practicing the art of watercolor for several years. Recently he has picked up the pace and has done more paintings and videos to show the process and teach others what he knows.

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