Rhythm of Colors

Rhythm of Colors (Acrylic on canvas 38”x48”x1.5”) Herbert Chow

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Dancing with colors is the theme of this painting. The ballerina immerses herself in a sea of colors and the rhythm of colors are in sync with her mood and dance steps.

First Flight

First Flight (Acrylic on wood 16”x24”x0.4”)  by Herbert Chow

Two sea eagles are flying in formation to hunt for food in this glorious morning. Sea eagles often perch in high ground, circle low above waves and dive to catch their prey. They are powerful and magnificent to watch especially against the backdrop of a beautiful daybreak.

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A Gusty Day

A Gusty Day (Acrylic on wood 16”x24”x0.4”) by Herbert Chow

The buildup of heavy dark clouds at Kona Coast (Hawaii) was a sign of incoming storm. High winds stirred up rough surfs and gave palm trees the undeserved flagellation. I saw nobody at the beach that day. Not even a single bird in sight.

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Time Stands Still

Time Stands Still (Acrylic on wood 18”x24”x0.4”) Herbert Chow


This is a rendition of a daybreak at the Kona rocky shore. The painting captures the fleeting moment of sunlight peeking through the early morning clouds. I did not see killer whales in the water that morning but I invited a family to my painting to keep the seagulls company.

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Hidden Sanctuary

Hidden Sanctuary (Acrylic on wood 18”x24”x0.4”)

Herbert Chow

There are treasures in every sanctuary. Here, I left my heart with God at the hidden blue lagoon under the waterfall.

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Spirited Ride

Spirited Ride (Acrylic on wood 18”x24”x0.4”)
by Herbert Chow
A seagull hovering over quiet water at the La Jolla rocky shore. The gentle waves reflect blue hazy moonlight in a San Diego mid-summer evening. Unlike canvas, wood showcases acrylics in creamier textures while the smooth surface presents objects in clear and high definition.

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