Angela Sullivan Art

Abandoned Shrimp Boat painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan This Shrimp Boat is in Bon Secour, Al. It was beached during a hurricane and was owned by my uncle Robert Johnson. It is featured in the beginning of the TV series Hart of Dixie. I decided to paint it as I have fond memories of this boat. I ate many shrimp caught on this boat. Anyone who has ever been around a Shrimper knows that this is a hard brutal way to earn a living. I have respect for all those out there who face the weather and elements to bring us good things.6x6 oil on wrapped canvas.

  Best Buddies by Angela Sullivan A couple of boats ready to go out for the catch of the day. 14x11 oil on gallery wrapped canvas                                                                              SOLD

Leaving Soon by Angela Sullivan An original oil painting of a shrimp boat about to leave the dock. 7x5 oil on canvas panel. To purchase visit my  Gallery To view more of my paintings visit my Website

Almost Home by Angela Sullivan A small dynamic painting with loose brush strokes and such a feeling  of just being there. As I painted this I think I could taste the saltiness on my lips and the air did seem a bit moist and warm. 7x5 oil on canvas panel. To purchase visit my  Gallery To view more of my paintings visit my Website

  An original oil painting by artist Angela Sullivan of a shrimp boat  about to leave dock for a day of shrimping. 7×5 oil on canvas panel

Today I Go Shrimping I love that mist filled air where shrimp boats gather. I can remember the heavy salty air at Bayou La Batre,Al a little fishing town on the gulf coast. My uncle Robert owned a shrimp boat there named the Morning Star. I think of him as I paint this.  6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas. $50 For sale at my DPW gallery via PayPal

Shrimping Shrimp boats are so majestic and old looking. When I think of them I think of something old and creaking with each roll of the tide. I know I am wrong but my thoughts are along the gulf coast. A place where seagulls fill the sky and the smell of salt is heavy in the air. 6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas For sale or auction at my DPW gallery. Follow the link to pay via PayPal

 Red Bouy Taking a day off form a long season of hard work. My uncle Robert owns a shrimp boat in Bayou La Batre, Al. His boat is named the Morning Star he is older now so she rest a lot these days but he is still the avid shrimper at heart. 4x4 oil on canvas panel $40

Tied Up Tied to the dock the boat feels the heat as the sun cast a warm glow of light before the heat of the day sets in. Today will be spent trolling the gulf for shrimp. Her bounty will provide local restaurants with the best catch. If all goes well the shrimpers will bring home enough money to make UNAVAILABLE

Safe Harbor Sitting in the harbor are two shrimp boats. Safe from the devastation of the recent oil spill. These two boats are in still water with only ripples from the current gently swaying them ever so slightly. They won't shrimp today. Today is a day of leisure, a day for their owners to spend time with their families a day spent in safe harbor. Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas 18x24. This painting is sold. JC Morgan Art Gallery Thanks to Sally Evans for naming the boats.

Big Brother Two boats both waiting for work. Tied to a small post they wait. They are dependant on each other one will not go without the other. A fleet of their on even though they are only two. SOLD

SOLD Day Off is an acrylic painting on 10x20 panel board. angelasacrylics@yahoo.com

Painting this boat reminded me of an old shrimp boat my dad used to own. We, my dad, brother, sisters and I set out for a nice day of shrimping. A tremendous storm came up and almost capsized our 53 ft shrimper. I have never been so scared in my life. Acrylic on 10x20 panel board.