Catching Up

August-October has been a very busy month and along the worries of everyone else I have been brainstorming on how to manage to make it through through the next 2-5 years.  It was clear this summer that markets are in flux and changes are happening in everyone's lives and artists are no different.  I don't think we will be thriving but the objective is to make it through this and come out at the other end prepared for the future economy.  Obviously having a website for 20 years has been a real blessing and I have taken all that I have learned and continue to learn to become even better at it as well as expand and diversify my markets.

So I have expanded my markets to not only painting but markets where my art can be utilized for various things.  This winter those markets shall be flushed out one by one and hopefully 2021 will be a better year that 2020 has been in all sorts of ways.

Over the past 3 months I have developed:

Below are some of the highlights which will take you on a journey through my portfolios.  If you have any questions feel free to ask. Contact

 

White Horses of the Sea 1, Woman Marine Artist, Maine Coast Art, by Deborah Chapin

By Deborah Chapin

Woman Marine Artist Deborah Chapin painting Maine Coast Art series of White Horses of the Sea.  “White Horses of the Sea 1” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Maine art, Pemaquid Point Rocks, Seascape , marine art, marine artist

Woman Marine Artist, Deborah Chapin is starting a new series of  Maine Coast Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea.   “White Horses of the Sea I” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” by Elfin? although I believe it is an extraction of Byron’s . (See Poem below).   I’m doing a series of small pieces of those foamy steeds. This the first one.   

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White Horses of the Sea I, 12×17 oil on linen by Woman Marine Artist Deborah Chapin

for invoice or payment plans  Contact Us About This Piece please include the title in your subject line. 

Tip stand about 8′ away from the wall that wish to hang the painting on, this will give you enough distance for correct sizing. Mask with painters tape the space you which to fit the piece into which is the same size as the actual painting.

Maine Marine Artist – Coastal Series White Horses of the Sea 4 by Deborah Chapin

By Deborah Chapin

Maine Marine Artist painting Maine Coast Art series of White Horses of the Sea 4 by Deborah Chapin.  “White Horses of the Sea 4” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Maine art, Pemaquid Point Rocks, Seascape , marine art, marine artist

Maine Marine Artist, Deborah Chapin is starting a new series of  Maine Coastal Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea.   “White Horses of the Sea 4″ at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine Marine Art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” by Elfin? although I believe it is an extraction of Byron’s . (See Poem below).   I’m doing a series of small pieces of those foamy steeds.   30 % discount exclusively through my studio 

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White Horses of the Sea 4, 16×20 oil on linen by Woman Marine Artist Deborah Chapin See Other Coastal Pieces Below

for invoice or payment plans  Contact Us About This Piece please include the title in your subject line. 

Pemaquid Point Lighthouse ~Dawn’s Early Light by Deborah Chapin

By Deborah Chapin

What a perfect gift for the ocean lover or lover of Maine or great new Home or Wedding Gift.  Pemaquid Point Light at Dawn by Deborah Chapin.   Reminiscent of the Art of Maxfield Parrish only from Maine.  Part of my illustrations from Maine for my first Collectible Handmade Book in progress ~ Books of Maine Series. The illustration is printed in pigment ink (not dye which is fugitive) and mounted on wood for easy hanging.  You won’t find a more unique gift. 11×8 Metal Print Illustration of Pemaquid Point at Dawn by the artist Deborah Chapin Pigment Ink is archival (not dye) will last and the ground is archival as well printed on acid neutral metal sealed on wood. Handmade books will be available in 2021 edition of 50.  Contact the Artist for more information. Introducing a new line of art illustrations printed on Metal Prints. I’m creating handmade books this winter illustrating my travels in Maine starting with Pemaquid Peninsula and Pemaquid Point. Created by the artist and hand printed by the artist in permanent pigment inks mounted on Wood ready for hanging unframed. Sleek new line of modern materials with an artistic twist. The Book of Maine project will compile stories and observations as well as chronical my journey through Maine with 25 select pieces from the series of works being developed to be included.

Pemaquid Harbor At Dawn by Deborah Chapin

By Deborah Chapin

What a perfect gift for the ocean lover or lover of Maine or great new Home or Wedding Gift. Pemaquid Harbor at Dawn these illustrations are the perfect depiction of the beauty and serene nature of Maine in the Summer. Part of my illustrations from Maine for my first Collectible Handmade Book in progress ~ Books of Maine Series.

The illustration is printed in pigment ink (not dye which is fugitive) and mounted on wood for easy hanging. You won’t find a more unique gift.

11×8 Metal Print Illustration of Pemaquid Harbor at Dawn by the artist Deborah Chapin
Pigment Ink is archival (not dye) will last and the ground is archival as well printed on acid neutral metal sealed on wood.
Handmade books will be available in 2021 edition of 50. Contact the Artist for more information.

Introducing a new line of art illustrations printed on Metal Prints. I’m creating handmade books this winter illustrating my travels in Maine starting with Pemaquid Peninsula and Pemaquid Point. Created by the artist and hand printed by the artist in permanent pigment inks mounted on Wood ready for hanging unframed. Sleek new line of modern materials with an artistic twist. The Book of Maine project will compile stories and observations as well as chronical my journey through Maine with 25 select pieces from the series of works being developed to be included.

Maine Marine Artist – Coastal Series White Horses of the Sea 3 by Deborah Chapin

By Deborah Chapin

Maine Marine Artist – Coastal Series White Horses of the Sea 3 by Deborah Chapin Inspired by the Poem “White Horses of the Sea” off Pemaquid Point Maine Art. woman marine artist

Special Introductory Price for 1st collectors.  Maine Art by Deborah Chapin.  A new series of  Maine Coastal Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea.   “White Horses of the Sea 3″ at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine Art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” (See Poem below).   I’m doing a series of small pieces of those foamy steeds.   30% discount purchase Exclusively through the studio.  

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White Horses of the Sea 3, 12×16 oil on linen Maine coastal Art by Deborah Chapin See Other Coastal Pieces Below

for invoice or payment plans  Contact Us About This Piece please include the title in your subject line. 


Tip: Stand about 8′ from the wall for accurate sizing of piece and/or mask the size on the wall with painter’s tape and fit the image within the tape

Art Teaches That by Chapin~ Drawing Series 1

By Deborah Chapin

Art Teaches That

…. is a series really about Opening Young Minds with Art.   It is a series ​for kids 8 on up. Learning to Draw being the beginning!!  Christmas is just around the corner. Just $15/lesson with extras included throughout the year paid annually.  Now through November 10th early birds Pay What You Want.

Art Teaches That…. is a video series about Unleashing kids imagination with art. It is a series ​for kids 8 on up. Learning to Draw from the beginning

If you have children or grand kids 8+ years of age or
you’re trying to teach your children at home or
just want to expand their horizons, don’t forget art. Art is one of the best things to introduce them to.
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