Lighthouse Pictures of Artist Frank Roosa, Follow the Light in Shining Oil Paintings, Marblehead, daystarartstudios.com

Day Star Art Studios is the professional state of the art studio solution to the successful popularity of your new book!

Day Star Art Studios owned by renowned artist Frank Roosa with "nautical fiction writer" wife, Valerie Roosa is an authentic art studio comprised of outstanding designs for book illustrations, masterful picture “art for sale” oil paintings, and book cover editing services, located in the famous Great Lakes region.

A fundamental introduction to Frank Roosa’s masterworks is noted here. To acquire an exclusive assimilation of his ostentatious oil paintings, Illustrations, and seascapes, you are directed to visit Frank Roosa’s art studio “Day Star Art Studio” in his home town of West Olive Michigan and website http://www.daystarartstudios.com. His vivid discerningly painted art work will take your breath away!

Frank Roosa delicately deciphers manuscripts into professional, authentic illustrations; by prudently turning contemplated written work into a masterpiece of literary art.

Frank Roosa’s creative design services make writing a published book blissful. He works cautiously in producing an illustrated work for you to your utmost satisfaction while his wife Valerie eloquently edits your book and book cover. In addition to Frank Roosa’s book illustrating services, he has for sale exquisite “oil on canvas” paintings of beautiful lighthouses, striking nautical subjects, surreal and zealous landscapes and seascapes.

First established in 1851 the Muskegon South Pier Light Station, located in Central West Michigan is no longer functioning or accessible to the public; however, its rich history and bright red color has primarily sparked interest in lighthouse art masterpieces. Frank Roosa magically paints the majestic spender of this beautiful red lighthouse eloquently with an inviting flair to stopover the dominant grounds.

The Manistee lighthouse is a daunting breakwater lighthouse towering 39 feet first built in 1870, burned the following year in The Great Fire of 1871. The lighthouse was rebuilt to include in 1927 a pioneering tall, white, cylindrical cast iron tower; still operational in the harbor of Manistee, Michigan, shining out over "Lake Michigan's Victorian Port City”. An elevated catwalk used by keepers to access the light in boisterous weather connects the perfect lighthouse to the shore line.

Gifted artist Frank Roosa opulently captures the essence of the grand "Manistee Lighthouse" in an eye catching 16 X 20 oil painting, with warm hues and alluring colors, a most delightful addition in a foyer or hallway at a reasonable cost.

Deemed the oldest continuous operational lighthouse beacon in the Great Lakes region; “Marblehead Lighthouse” has captured the minds of inspired artists in designing a Marblehead Lighthouse postage stamp and a popular Ohio automotive license plate including sparking the interest of proficient artist Frank Roosa.

Located at the base of Sandusky Bay at Bay Point Ohio, Marblehead Lighthouse safely guides nautical travelers through the unique Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie region. Frank Roosa magically highlights the bold demeanor of this massive over powering lighthouse in his “Marblehead Lighthouse” oil painting. With the bay looking rugged and wild; travelers critically appreciate the secure sanctuary vastly accessible by this magnificent lighthouse.

No one wants to be caught in an ocean storm like this lively creation vividly captured by Frank Roosa in "The Squall” oil painting below. A sense of rocking with strong hurricane force winds is felt in the mist of admiring this nautical work of art. Frank Roosa’s chosen colors are undauntedly rash with a strong word of caution; an innocent correlation to the strong emotions depicted in Vincent Van Gogh's famous "Starry Night" landscape painting. One could almost feel the correlations of their hard whirlwinds and squally weather.

Frank Roosa's "Follow the Light" oil on canvas painting intensely depicts a saving light brightly shining in a forest. The glaring sun rays are filled with life saving energy and enthusiasm; a pure light illuminating the way back home whilst you may have lost your way in a mysterious and ominous chilly forest.

He astoundingly and cleverly makes use of an intuitive color combination in making the trees overpowering and sinister looking with a model of quiet serenity shining from an affectionate sunshine; "a light shining in the darkness" per se.

You can easily see the greenish moss on the forest floor and feel the misty gray mist; again you find solace in a heavenly angelic light, a cheer for sore eyes, an artist's masterpiece.

"A Quiet Stream" is a fine print art piece by Frank Roosa that is capable of taking his lovely audience to a gentle calm serenity; a quiet oasis near a flowing stream; for a most notable picnic lunch. One can hear the expressed stillness with birds chirping and crickets singing in the background; a secret place for an implicit self assessment.

Frank Roosa’s worth of work is clearly reflected in his powerful art pieces. He innocently and fully engages his audience genuinely. A deep appreciation is felt for his attention to detail, choice of subject matter and striking color pallet. His art forms a vivid experience in one's imagination at times with a calming effect or strong emotion. His dainty book illustrations take on a similar stature.

In particular, Frank Roosa has movingly illustrated Valerie Roosa's nautical fiction novels centered on the subject of the War of 1812, in "Shadow on the Water" and "True Colors". Valerie Roosa’s navel fiction books depict the mingling of the turbulent hardship endured by some with an endearing contrast to the flourishing lifestyle enjoyed by a select minority amongst the native Americans of the early nineteenth century. An engaging read indeed!

You will be mightily pleased with Frank Roosa of Day Star Art Studio's masterful artwork whether it’s famous “oil on canvas” picture painting, a book illustration, or a quality print.

I Found A Lizard Living In My Faucet by Sheila Craan was illustrated by talented artist Frank Roosa is available in several formats. Be sure to get a copy for a precious child.

A snap summary of I Found A Lizard Living In My Faucet is on Xomba: http://www.xomba.com/i_found_lizard_living_my_faucet

More children's stories of Sheila Craan are on her children's book blog: http://sheilacraan.wordpress.com/

Have a very nice day!