Coastal Ink Studios | "California Crush" A Square Canvas Print
“California Crush” is a recollection of my brief adventure to one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever walked; Half Moon Bay, California.
We only were there for a day, but the beautiful vastness of this beach still leaves me breathless.
May this piece remind you to feel boundless, beyond all possibilty.
Details:
8 × 8
This is a Fine Art Giclée Print of an original oil painting. This reproduction is printed on a gorgeous archival quality matte canvas.
This reproduction is printed flat without a border.
This artwork can be framed traditionally with or without glass.
About the artist:
Kristi McDonald is a Canadian artist specializing in painting mediums based in Komoka, Ontario. She is known for creating oil paintings that capture the ethereal beauty of coastal landscapes.
Inspired by her travels along the shores of California and the coasts of British Columbia, Kristi's work invites viewers to immerse themselves in nature. With a keen eye for color and composition, she crafts dreamlike scenes that explore the interplay of light, sea, and coastline, capturing the ever-changing moods of the ocean.
Through her paintings, Kristi seeks to forge a deep connection between the viewer and the landscape, reminding us of the transformative power of nature and the importance of finding moments of stillness and reflection in our lives.
“California Crush” is a recollection of my brief adventure to one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever walked; Half Moon Bay, California.
We only were there for a day, but the beautiful vastness of this beach still leaves me breathless.
May this piece remind you to feel boundless, beyond all possibilty.
Details:
8 × 8
This is a Fine Art Giclée Print of an original oil painting. This reproduction is printed on a gorgeous archival quality matte canvas.
This reproduction is printed flat without a border.
This artwork can be framed traditionally with or without glass.
About the artist:
Kristi McDonald is a Canadian artist specializing in painting mediums based in Komoka, Ontario. She is known for creating oil paintings that capture the ethereal beauty of coastal landscapes.
Inspired by her travels along the shores of California and the coasts of British Columbia, Kristi's work invites viewers to immerse themselves in nature. With a keen eye for color and composition, she crafts dreamlike scenes that explore the interplay of light, sea, and coastline, capturing the ever-changing moods of the ocean.
Through her paintings, Kristi seeks to forge a deep connection between the viewer and the landscape, reminding us of the transformative power of nature and the importance of finding moments of stillness and reflection in our lives.
“California Crush” is a recollection of my brief adventure to one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever walked; Half Moon Bay, California.
We only were there for a day, but the beautiful vastness of this beach still leaves me breathless.
May this piece remind you to feel boundless, beyond all possibilty.
Details:
8 × 8
This is a Fine Art Giclée Print of an original oil painting. This reproduction is printed on a gorgeous archival quality matte canvas.
This reproduction is printed flat without a border.
This artwork can be framed traditionally with or without glass.
About the artist:
Kristi McDonald is a Canadian artist specializing in painting mediums based in Komoka, Ontario. She is known for creating oil paintings that capture the ethereal beauty of coastal landscapes.
Inspired by her travels along the shores of California and the coasts of British Columbia, Kristi's work invites viewers to immerse themselves in nature. With a keen eye for color and composition, she crafts dreamlike scenes that explore the interplay of light, sea, and coastline, capturing the ever-changing moods of the ocean.
Through her paintings, Kristi seeks to forge a deep connection between the viewer and the landscape, reminding us of the transformative power of nature and the importance of finding moments of stillness and reflection in our lives.
