What is it about a person that can look at a sandy beach
and
create a sculpture from the sand.
Start with a blank canvas
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and take the vision of their mind's eye & paint it in a picture.
The creative genius in a person has always captivated me. I especially admire the artists that are daring enough to make a living at it. It has to be a be a God-given gift to look at a blank canvas, a slab of marble, or an cast-off piece of wood and create something even more beautiful out of it. Or maybe it's just the kid inside who never traded the wonder of his crayons & coloring books for the more mature things in life.
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Artist
Jon Hatch
sees this
| (www.jon-hatch-originals.com) |
and
creates this.
The Hatch Gallery is located in in the Historic Placida Fishing Village. Jon Hatch is an artist who takes nature's cast offs and recycles them into one-of-a-kind driftwood art.
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| (Credit: www.jon-hatch-originals.com) |
| (Credit: www.jon-hatch-originals.com) |
| (Credit: www.jon-hatch-originals.com) |
| (Credit: www.jon-hatch-originals.com) |
| Click here to see more of Hatch's creations |






Wow - that is some incredible artwork! Very impressive. I can't draw a stick figure. LOL!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that there are those who create art for us to enjoy :-)
ReplyDeleteI am impressed! He does magnificent work. It's one thing to see something in a piece of wood, but to turn it into that for others to see is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love that stuff! Would love to have any or all of that hanging on the wall of my beach house!! (should I ever get one!!) Amazing artwork!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an eye!
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