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Crystal Pier in Pacific Beach
Most popular Pacific Beach print. Was also used as the official design of the 1999 BeachFest T-shirt.
Pier View Looking East
Standing on the pier watching the waves and looking east toward the beach.
North Side of the Pier
This side of the pier is best if you want to watch the surfers catch a wave or two...or just float around!
Crystal Pier at Sunset
A couple enjoying a peaceful sunset south of the pier. Is this you? We can change hair colors per your request.
Kate Sessions Park
One of the most amazing panoramic views in all of San Diego. See Mission Bay shine!
PB Boardwalk Life
View from above looking towards the pier, Konos and the Pacific Beach coastline.
Mission Bay
South Mission Beach and the beautiful bay looking north towards Pacific Beach.
Beach Sunset at Crystal Pier
Surfers enjoying the view at sunset next to the Crystal Pier.
Crystal Pier
The beautiful Crystal Pier Cottages where you can sleep over the ocean.
Aerial View of the Pier
High above the Pacific Ocean and south of the pier looking north-ish towards La Jolla.
Garbage Beach
A surfer's spot known for great waves.
Sunset Cliffs
Just below Point Loma Nazarene University is this view of the cliffs.
Heading to the Yacht Club
The beautiful La Playa Trail leading towards the Southwestern Yacht Club.
Sailing Off Point Loma
Serene.
Bird Shit Rock
There was a day where at random a giant peace sign would appear on the top of this rock. Always a mystery.
Lookout at Point Loma Lighthouse
Keeping watch over the big ocean.
La Playa Trail Color
Charming trail that is especially popular with locals and their dogs.
Entrance to La Playa Trail
Just leaving the Southwestern Yacht Club to enter this trail.
North PB Looking South
Painted above Pacific Beach, this view looks south towards Ocean Beach and Point Loma.
Beach Life
Sunbathers, Hackey-sackers, walkers, skateboarders, bicyclers, musicians...ah the beach life!
Looking Towards Downtown and Coronado
Painted for the PBBIA for the official Beachfest t-shirt that year.
Windansea Beach
A beautiful beach with its signature shack to shade the surfers from the sun.
Casa Manaña from Cuvier Park
Painted from above the Wedding Bowl looking towards Casa Mañana.
La Jolla Sea Caves
Stunning cliffs and caves just a few strokes of the kayak paddle from the Cove.
The La Jolla Cove
Is this not The Jewel of La Jolla? The Cove in all its glory!
Cuvier Park
Across from the Scripps Inn and the historic "pink house" is the Wedding Bowl in Cuvier Park.
Coast Walk
Remember when the rocks weren't FILLED with sea lions? Here is a beautiful reminder!
Portofino Harbor
Painted on an easel till the painting was halfway finished and then in hand once the artist learned he needed a permit for his easel!
Brockton Villa at the Cove
Beach view of the La Jolla Cove looking towards the Brockton Villa and a beautiful coast walk.
Children's Pool
The coveted 939 building and Casa Manaña overlooking the Children's Pool.
Wedding Bowl
A coveted location for La Jolla weddings that is just down from the Children's Pool along the Pacific Ocean.
Cove Beach
A favorite beach of snorkelers, sea lions, and swimmers...and sea lions!
Along the Pacific Ocean
Casa Manaña and the Children's Pool off in the distance in this painting set at the beach.
Cove in December
La Jolla Cove in the wintertime.
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