Round Island Passage Light House In Progress


Progress is moving along on this painting of Round Island Passage lighthouse near Mackinaw Island. The lake and the clouds are starting to have more definition. More shadows and details are still to come. Come back in the future to see it further progress.

This art is property of Jodie Brown. Please contact Jodie if you would like more information. Copyright 2013. JBInteriorsandGraphics.com

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