La Jolla Artwork: Capturing the Essence of California’s Coast
From $49 to $2,275
La Jolla Art Inspired by Ellen Browning Scripps Park
“La Jolla” is an acrylic painting by Sedona artist Clark Sheppard that captures the serene beauty of California’s coast while staying rooted in his love for Southwest art. Painted before his transition into fluorescent acrylics, this work reflects Sheppard’s early exploration of coastal themes, blending his recognizable skies with the tranquility of ocean and sand.
Inspired by Ellen Browning Scripps Park in La Jolla, California, the piece brings together iconic elements of the shoreline: swaying palms, rolling waves, and radiant skies. With fluid brushstrokes, Sheppard conveys the gentle sway of palm trees and the warmth of sunlit sands. The horizon glows with layered color, reminiscent of his Sedona sunsets, bridging two worlds—the rugged Southwest and the calming coast.
In “La Jolla,” Sheppard’s distinct style is evident in the balance of composition and light. The painting radiates a dreamlike atmosphere, where the ocean’s soothing rhythm meets the expansive sky. It stands as a visual dialogue between his desert inspirations and his growing interest in coastal art, a journey he would later continue in works such as “Always on Vacay” and “The Dunes of Naples.”
Collectors can discover Clark’s art at the Village Gallery and the Sedona Artist Market and Gallery in Sedona, Arizona. It is available as the original acrylic and in fine art reproductions including giclée art prints, luminous metal prints, and canvas gallery wraps. Thsi original holds a unique place in Sheppard’s portfolio, extending the energy of Southwest art into coastal landscapes and offering a timeless scene of light, balance, and beauty.
Collectors Package
“Each original includes my Signature Collector’s Edition — art with meaning.”
✨ Enjoy the story behind the art?
You’re invited to a free Sedona studio tour — see where the magic happens.
🎁 Don’t forget to join my free art giveaway for a chance to win a gallery-wrapped canvas giclée.
La Jolla Artwork: Capturing the Essence of California’s Coast
From $49 to $2,275
La Jolla Art Inspired by Ellen Browning Scripps Park
“La Jolla” is an acrylic painting by Sedona artist Clark Sheppard that captures the serene beauty of California’s coast while staying rooted in his love for Southwest art. Painted before his transition into fluorescent acrylics, this work reflects Sheppard’s early exploration of coastal themes, blending his recognizable skies with the tranquility of ocean and sand.
Inspired by Ellen Browning Scripps Park in La Jolla, California, the piece brings together iconic elements of the shoreline: swaying palms, rolling waves, and radiant skies. With fluid brushstrokes, Sheppard conveys the gentle sway of palm trees and the warmth of sunlit sands. The horizon glows with layered color, reminiscent of his Sedona sunsets, bridging two worlds—the rugged Southwest and the calming coast.
In “La Jolla,” Sheppard’s distinct style is evident in the balance of composition and light. The painting radiates a dreamlike atmosphere, where the ocean’s soothing rhythm meets the expansive sky. It stands as a visual dialogue between his desert inspirations and his growing interest in coastal art, a journey he would later continue in works such as “Always on Vacay” and “The Dunes of Naples.”
Collectors can discover Clark’s art at the Village Gallery and the Sedona Artist Market and Gallery in Sedona, Arizona. It is available as the original acrylic and in fine art reproductions including giclée art prints, luminous metal prints, and canvas gallery wraps. Thsi original holds a unique place in Sheppard’s portfolio, extending the energy of Southwest art into coastal landscapes and offering a timeless scene of light, balance, and beauty.
Collectors Package
“Each original includes my Signature Collector’s Edition — art with meaning.”
✨ Enjoy the story behind the art?
You’re invited to a free Sedona studio tour — see where the magic happens.
🎁 Don’t forget to join my free art giveaway for a chance to win a gallery-wrapped canvas giclée.