Turtle

Turtle Vibrant Colorful Abstract print Art

Hawksbill Turtle is one of the endangered turtles in the Caribbean.

I’ve entitled this piece “The Silence”

He swims alone quietly through the Cayman waters.  The water is warm, clear and calm.  His flippers moving slowly, effortlessly, gracefully as he searches for his favorite delicacy ‘the perfect sponge’ but always on the lookout for jellyfish, sea urchins and barnacles.  He notices an enormous unfamiliar silence.  This silence feels strange, lonely, isolated, peaceful yet echoes loudly something is wrong!

Has man totally disappeared?

Will I get to see man again and be able to once again show them My Beautiful World?!!

Artist Carole Anne Love

Displayed in the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands ‘Call to Artists’ Under Lockdown (during Covid19)

Not a boat, people, or planes were moving during Covid19 as the Island was on total locked down from March 28, 2020, Soft Curfew  – limited movement from 5 am until 7 pm, (doctors appointments, grocery shopping, pharmacies, gas stations) only essential personnel allowed on the road with government letter. Hard curfew was from 0700 pm until 0500 am and it lasted 3 months.  The ability to go to the beach, or use a boat lasted even longer.  The cruise ship industry was also off limits to landing on Grand Cayman for over 2 years.

This Turtle Watercolor Painting done in a lively, bright colored abstract using QOR Watercolor Paints.  QOR Watercolor has vibrant, intense colors that stay brilliant with dilution and even after they dry.  They provide subtlety, transparency and flow of great watercolor with colors that have as much vibrancy as the best acrylic or oil paint.

This Turtle abstract is Painted on Arches Aquarelle Paper. Download a 8 x 10 PDF Print or a 11 x 14 Print that you could print onto anything from Paper, Canvas, linens such as pillows, duvets, celebrate your event with personalized printed bags, napkins, tablecloths, the options are endless!!  Impress everyone!!

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