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This is an original acrylic painting created using a palate knife of Venice Beach, California, at sunset. A group of tall palm trees sway in the evening breeze. A single Lifeguard stand overlooks the rolling Pacific sea while the sun sets over the picturesque Mountains in the distance.

Whether you�re a native Californian at heart, a life-long surfer, or love all things sand and surf, this art print will bring the gorgeous west-coast, SoCal vibes right into your home. Perfect for your bar, dining room, beachside lounge, or wherever makes you feel groovy.

The art print you receive is the one pictured.

Nelson grew up along the beaches of southern New Jersey, finding his stomping grounds among Ocean City's 7th Street and North Street beaches and boardwalks. Loving art from an early age, he dove into a career as a theatrical artist, designing scenery and lighting for stage productions up and down the eastern United States, lending his creative style from tiny one-room shows to huge regional theaters. In 1998, he fulfilled his dream of designing on Broadway when his production of The Wind in the Willows opened at the New Victory Theatre on 42nd Street. With this life goal achieved so young, Nelson began searching for new horizons and artistic possibilities. Back home in Ocean City, an impromptu beachfront watercolor class with Kim...