Boy Surfing by Lori Skoumal Reeves

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Description This is a painting of my stepson on his surfboard at the beach in South Carolina. What boy doesn't like the challenge of the waves.

Lori Skoumal Reeves, DelRay Beach
Member Since March 2009
Artist Statement Artist Statement
I believe the basis of all my art is creative expression. The love I feel inside myself reveals itself through visuals that stem from a higher source. From this beauty of seeing, my paintbrush is guided through my talent. I enjoy expressing this gift. The spontaneous splash of color with water and the paint and the direction of a sensual line become a painting!
Art has always been a part of my life beginning in my childhood when I won the small town grocery Easter Bunny coloring contest in Ralston, Nebraska. In my adult life, I knew I wanted to continue painting in watercolor after taking a class to update my teaching certificate at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. I graduated with Special Honors at the University of Colorado at Denver. After studying and teaching in the Midwest for 15 years, I am fortunate to reside in the artistic mecca of Chapel Hill, NC. There, I have my home studio. I designed and teach four painting classes: Beginning Watercolor, Continuing Watercolor, Painting Florals, and The Masters. The ArtsCenter, The Cedars, and Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools and Dist. #25 in Pocatello, ID have been an honor to teach in. I love living and painting in the South where the flowers are so beautiful. My students are beautiful, too. I have taught painters from the ages of 8 to 80.
I have a home studio in Pocatello, Idaho where I can paint the majestic mountains and the western nature. My originals are available at www.LorisArt.com My prints are available at lorisart.imagekind.com. When I am in my home studio I love watching the colors (watercolor, water-soluble oils) move together with water. I use professional watercolor paper or varied kinds of canvas depending on the medium of choice and subject I am painting.
My sensual work reflects beauty.

With Gratitude, Lori Skoumal Reeves