 Terry Lane is a short lane in Bahama Village (a Key West neighborhood) that is between Whitehead Street and Thomas Street.  A few weeks ago I had a couple of hours to idle away so I took my camera and went looking for some Key West charm.  What a surprise when I turned into Terry Lane.  When I first came to Key West my backyard was behind a derelict house on Terry Lane that was used as a crack house and burned up one night.  Now that little lane is delightful and it is obvious that several of the houses have all been rehab-ed by the same person or persons, because they are all brightly painted and have lovely little fences and gates.
 Terry Lane is a short lane in Bahama Village (a Key West neighborhood) that is between Whitehead Street and Thomas Street.  A few weeks ago I had a couple of hours to idle away so I took my camera and went looking for some Key West charm.  What a surprise when I turned into Terry Lane.  When I first came to Key West my backyard was behind a derelict house on Terry Lane that was used as a crack house and burned up one night.  Now that little lane is delightful and it is obvious that several of the houses have all been rehab-ed by the same person or persons, because they are all brightly painted and have lovely little fences and gates.I should have been throwing on the potter's wheel yesterday, but it is cold here now and my studio doesn't have heat, and I really didn't want my hands in cold water all day.  So I decided to work on some small paintings from my photos.  This is acrylic paint used like watercolor on Arches watercolor paper that has been gessoed.
I also worked on paintings from my Blue Heaven photos and a Southernmost House.  All of those buildings are brightly colored and cheerful.  Perfect subject matter for a cold day.
Terry Lane Original 5" x 7"  matted to 8" x 10"
$60
I'll show the other paintings when they are finished.  And they should be in the gallery, 7 Artists Key West on Thursday.
 
 
 
SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that town, don't think we'll make it this year.:( This looks familiar, I'm sure I've walked by it...you've captured the vibe, delightful pictures!
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