Puako triptych
Pyrography and Oil on Mango Wood, Photorealistic
It is early in the day and a calm breeze blows across the ocean. The sun is just above the horizon, a bright disk in a palette of cold colors. In the foreground looking like a border the palm trees seem to wave one way or another. With you, the viewer staring deep into the wonders of hawaii.
The Heavily textured blue oceans and the white sands of Hawaii’s coast contrast to each other as the bright sky hangs is represented in the texture of Hawaii. In this work of art there are ethereal dreamlike image that combines elements from realism with a soft impressionism. With its iconic palm trees and bright blue waves it is a sight to behold.
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