Without Agenda (SOLD)

My computer suffered a fatal virus and I got a new one, and with that will be a new learning curve. I painted seagulls! No agenda.

Oil on panel 11"X14"

Thanks for looking

this painting is sold.

Razzo "The Rocket"

This is Razzo and the boat behind is Capt. Skyler

It seems like I have spent a lot of time on this. Not always a good thing to do. Some of that time was more enjoyable than other times. Such is life and painting.

Razzo sits in boatyard in Wanchese and is scheduled for demolition.

Oil on canvas 16"X20"

I donated this painting to the Outer Banks Hospital Cancer Research Center.

 

Fishing Frenzy (SOLD)

here is a my rendition of a photo taken by the captain of the Fishing Frenzy, a charter fishing boat docked in Oregon Inlet Marina. Nice fish.

I never do this. This is from a photo I ripped on facebook. I did this painting as a gift for a nice lady that does a lot for dogs all across the continent. I hope she and the Captain of the Fishing Frenzy like it.

Thanks for looking

Oil on panel 11"X14"

 

Where's Waldo (SOLD)

Somehow this seemed appropriate and then sometimes I wonder , "Where's Waldo?"

Oil on panel 11"X14" 

This painting is sold.

Trinity (SOLD)

These things are always setting around and they seem so "paintable" and I enjoy painting still lifes of these things,

and sometimes people buy them. I like that.

Oil on panel 9"X12"

and then just like that this painting is sold. thank you.

sincerely, rick nilson (pinter of seafood)

 

Heron Study (SOLD)

This felt quick and easy.

11"X14" Oil on panel

This painting is sold.

Inquiring Gull (SOLD)

Oil on panel 8"X10"

this painting is sold.

Shorebirds at the Water's Edge (SOLD)

These shorebirds are always fun to paint.

Oil on panel 12"X24"

If you would like to buy this painting send me an email

this painting is sold. 

The Shapes I'm In

This is a painting of the shapes of these boats in dry storage in Wanchese, North Carolina. I painted this as "loosey" as I would allow myself and concentrated on just the shape and feel of these boats.

That's my story.

Oil on panel 12"X24"

dunkashien. this painting is no longer available

Egrets (SOLD)

this painting is sold.

Heron and the Crab

Heron and the Crab

9 -1/2"X12" Oil on panel

$275 plus $12 shipping

ricknilson@gmail.com

 

Lifeguards (SOLD)

Lifeguards on duty at the end of Kitty Hawk Road.

Oil on panel 12"X24"

This painting is sold.

Thank you all.

The Original Horse of a Different Color (SOLD)

I enjoyed painting this horse of a different color that lives on Kitty Hawk Road.

Oil on panel 12"X24"

"Whitey" as he was known died the other day at the ripe old age of 43.
This painting is sold.

The Wharf

Attention Bredrin.

Rick Nilson has painted the Wharf Restaurant in Wanchese, North Carolina.

Behold.

Oil on panel 12"X24"

Beach Gulls (SOLD)

I was satisfied with the way these herring gulls at the beach turned out.

Oil on panel 12"X 24"

this painting is sold.

Ole'

Cozy (SOLD)

Sometimes cozy scenes like this just give me the creeps!

Oil on panel 9"X12"

This painting is sold.

Board Game

I liked the way this skimboarder turned out.

Oil on panel 11"X14"

thank you for coming to my blog.

This time I mean it.

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Price: $250 USD plus $12 USD s/h

Or, send me an email

Sailfish Cadillac of the Sea (SOLD)

These must be considered the Cadillac of the Sea with such fins.

Oil on panel 11"X14"

This painting is sold.

Feels Like Seafood (SOLD)

You can't make this stuff up. In this painting I am all about painting the way seafood  feels or the impression of the seafood. Just like the way you would paint the feeling of a landscape and not the things in the landscape. It is hard to know when you finally do get it right. I will let you be the judge.

Oil on panel 11"X14"

This painting is sold.

 

Light Up Anxiety (SOLD)

The first time I saw a bullnose dolphin or mahi-mahi in the bottom of the boat, I thought "...what manner of mutant fish is this?" Just before they die, dolphin and other fish, "lightup" in a way that causes them to look florescent against the dark blue of the Atlantic gulf stream.  They are called the perch of the sea.

Oil on panel 11"X14"

thank you

this painting is sold.