Oil on linen, 11" X 14"
Source Tek panel, Oil Primed
King tides is not a scientific term, it describes an unusually high tide that only occurs a few times a year. Last Saturday painting at the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center we watched the King tides cover the bay in silver strips and bands during the morning and then give back the marshy brush completely by the late afternoon. Painting along side me was Rich Gallego, Lorelle Miller and Bruce (sorry Bruce I didn't get your last name). Rich is painting on the ridge and Lorelle is set up on the hill. All you heard while painting were sea birds, jets from John Wayne airport and the feet of the many walkers/runners on the sandy trail.
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