Few things in life are as relaxing and blissful as taking a stroll outside to enjoy nature. There’s so much unique natural scenery in the Outer Banks, you’ll be hard-pressed to find it anywhere else! These gorgeous art pieces at Seaside Art Gallery are very close to the real thing. And just like the windswept Outer Banks seascape, the art too is one of a kind.
People worldwide flock to the Outer Banks beaches to witness the spectacular sunrises. But have you had the chance to see the sunsets as well? The sun may not set over the Atlantic Ocean here, but the colorful sky is just as breathtaking. This pastel painting is an accurate picture of a sunset on the beach. The flow of time unfolds above you as day transforms into night.
Where else can you observe the beauty of a windswept cedar tree than on an Outer Banks beach walk? The ecological story these native trees tell is fascinating and inspiring. Weathered by storms and time, the lone cedar tree in this oil painting is a common sight in Nags Head and other local beaches on a summer day.
Can’t make it to the beach right now? This blissful acrylic painting will help take you there! The happy colors and Outer Banks vibes are sure to make viewers smile. It’s the perfect picture of a Carolina summer! You can almost smell the salt air by looking at it.
We absolutely love the burst of creativity in this wood inlay sculpture of a sailboat on the ocean. The rustic feel of the wood is undoubtedly “Outer Banks approved.” This kind of technique is called intarsia, an old art form from the Middle East. Artists carefully inlay wood pieces together like a jigsaw puzzle to create the desired visual effect.
Wild horses taking a walk on a colorful wide open beach? Yep, this is definitely the picture of an Outer Banks summer. The striking colors of sand, ocean, and sky are stunning in this exquisite oil painting. Even the silvery frame around it reflects the shimmer of a dreamy seaside paradise!
Still missing the Outer Banks? Not to worry. Whether you live here or are back home from your visit, there are always more gorgeous art pieces to see on Seaside Art Gallery’s website. And of course, you can always visit us when you plan your next trip. We can’t wait to see you!
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At the heart of the etching genre lies its mastery of intricate detail, the kind that’s perfect for depicting illustrations and the lives of people across the ages in candidness and accuracy.
An award-winning master artist, teacher, and wildlife enthusiast, David Hunter enjoys demonstrating the craft of depicting animals and the great outdoors in his etchings. His wonderful interpretations of the Outer Banks are no exception, and they often herald the celebration of classic American summers and their natural settings.
