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@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 12:00 PM

Key West — 8:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.2°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 10:42 AM 2.1 ft · L 3:57 PM 0.8 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 5:00 AM

Key West — 1:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.4°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 3:53 AM 0.4 ft · H 10:42 AM 2.1 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@manateefritters.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 10:56 PM

#KeyLimePie
Serves one. Get yer own.
#FloridaKeys
#Lovingonasailboat

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 10:00 PM

Key West — 6:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.7°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 9:53 PM 2.2 ft · L 3:53 AM 0.4 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 2:00 PM

Key West — 10:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.2°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 3:25 PM 0.8 ft · H 9:53 PM 2.2 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 7:00 AM

Key West — 3:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.4°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 3:07 AM 0.5 ft · H 9:58 AM 2.2 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@manateefritters.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 11:48 PM

No #hurricanes in these parts. #sunset #FloridaKeys #livingonasailboat

@clydeinkeywest.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 9:05 PM

Jill Morris's Art
fineartamerica.com/profiles/jil...
This artist has spent years soaking up the dynamic atmosphere of Key West and the Florida Keys, and their watercolor paintings vividly reflect that unique experience.
#KeyWest #Art #Watercolor #FloridaKeys #Painting

This is a watercolor painting depicting a tropical coastal scene. The composition is divided into three horizontal bands: the sky, the sea and beach, and the foreground with vegetation and buildings.

The sky is a pale, hazy blue, with some darker washes suggesting clouds. The horizon line is marked by a broad, deep blue band representing the ocean, which transitions into a lighter, turquoise green band that suggests the shallow water near the shore or the breaking waves. Beyond this, a pale, almost white area represents the sandy beach. In the middle distance on the beach, there are a few small, abstract structures with reddish-pink roofs.

The foreground is filled with lush, green vegetation painted in loose, impressionistic strokes. To the left, a palm tree with dark green fronds is prominent. Beside it is a small building with a bright, coral-red roof and pale blue walls, featuring a small green window. Further to the right, the vegetation becomes denser, with a variety of green tones indicating different types of plants and foliage. Scattered amongst the greens are small dabs of red, suggesting flowers or berries. A light-colored path or road winds through the vegetation. In the far right foreground, the suggestion of another building with a green roof is visible, mostly obscured by foliage.

The overall color palette is dominated by blues, greens, and whites, with accents of coral-red. The watercolor technique creates a sense of light and atmosphere, with soft edges and translucent washes. The brushstrokes are visible, adding texture and movement to the scene. The composition is relatively open, with the vastness of the sea and sky contrasting with the detailed foreground. The painting is signed in the lower right corner with a cursive signature that appears to read "M. Morris".

This is a vibrant, impressionistic painting of a coastal town viewed from a high aerial perspective. The scene is dominated by the expansive, bright blue ocean on the left, meeting a white sandy beach that curves along the coastline. Beyond the beach, the land rises gently, covered in lush green grass and dotted with numerous buildings.

The buildings appear as clusters of small, rectangular shapes, rendered in a stylized manner with bright colors. Many of them are painted in shades of white, yellow, and blue, suggesting modern beach houses or resorts. Some have small red rooftops visible, providing pops of contrasting color against the green landscape. The buildings are densely packed along the shoreline and spread further inland, following the contours of the land.

The water of the ocean is depicted with broad strokes of deep blue and lighter blues, with white representing the crashing waves and foam along the shore. The beach itself is a bright white band, indicative of sun-drenched sand. The grassy hills behind the beach are painted in various shades of green, with hints of yellow and brown suggesting varied vegetation and terrain.

The composition is dynamic, with the coastline creating a strong diagonal line that draws the viewer's eye from the lower left to the upper right of the frame. The aerial viewpoint emphasizes the vastness of the ocean and the scale of the coastal development. The sky is a pale, hazy blue, suggesting a bright, sunny day. The overall impression is one of a lively, sun-drenched coastal community. The brushwork is visible and energetic, contributing to the overall feeling of light and movement. There is a watermark in the lower right corner, "fine art america".

This is a watercolor painting of a sandy beach path leading towards the ocean. The scene is rendered in a loose, impressionistic style with soft edges and blended colors.

In the foreground and left side of the image, there are tall blades of dune grass depicted in various shades of green and yellow, with some darker green strokes suggesting depth and shadow. The grass is painted with vertical, wispy strokes, giving it a sense of movement and texture. A sandy path is visible winding its way through the grass towards the sea. The sand is mostly a light, soft white with subtle blue and purple undertones, suggesting shadows or perhaps small patches of sea lavender. Splatters of light blue and green paint are scattered across the sandy areas, adding to the impressionistic feel.

Further back, the path opens up to reveal the ocean. The water is a vibrant turquoise and teal, transitioning into a calmer, lighter blue closer to the horizon. A faint line of white suggests breaking waves or the shore. Above the ocean, the sky is a pale, washed-out blue, almost white, with a soft gradient suggesting the vastness of the sky.

The composition is asymmetrical, with the dense dune grass on the left balancing the open expanse of the ocean on the right. The path acts as a leading line, drawing the viewer's eye into the painting and towards the distant sea. The use of light is soft, with the colors appearing illuminated from within, typical of watercolor techniques. The overall color palette is dominated by greens, blues, and whites, evoking a bright and airy beach atmosphere. The brushstrokes are visible, contributing to the textural quality of the painting. In the bottom right corner, there is a faint watermark with the text "fine art america" and a signature that appears to read "JW Mores".

This is a painting of a beach scene at sunset or sunrise. The sky is a vibrant gradient of yellow and orange, with softer pinkish hues near the horizon. The ocean is depicted in various shades of blue and purple, with white highlights suggesting small waves or ripples. The sand is a pale yellow, with subtle shadows and textures rendered in light brown and grey.

On the left side of the painting, a cluster of palm trees with lush green foliage lines the edge of the beach where it meets the land. In the foreground, near the water's edge, is a small figure. The figure appears to be walking or running along the beach, with a reddish object in hand, possibly a ball or a small bag. The figure is rendered in a simplistic, impressionistic style with muted colors.

The composition is dominated by the expansive sky and the calm ocean, with the beach occupying the lower portion of the frame. The horizon line is relatively low, emphasizing the vastness of the sky. The brushstrokes are visible and textured, giving the painting a painterly and somewhat impressionistic quality. The overall color palette is warm and inviting, conveying a sense of tranquility and the beauty of a coastal landscape at twilight. In the lower right corner, a watermark reads "fineart america".

@sunsetcelebration.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 8:53 PM

Carrie Hall's Arts and Crafts
www.lovestruckleather.com
Each piece is crafted in a small studio in Key West, Florida Keys using vintage hardware and salvaged leather working. Stitch your dreams and suit your needs with a custom LOVESTRUCK bag.
#KeyWest #ArtsandCrafts #FloridaKeys #Leatherworking

Carrie Hall, a masterful artisan from Key West, showcases her latest work, a vibrant addition to her arts and crafts collection that captures the essence of the breathtaking Florida Keys. A woman with long brown hair is meticulously trimming a piece of bright pink leather with a pair of scissors. The leather is adorned with a fringe, and the woman is carefully cutting the fringes to create a uniform length. She is wearing a green shirt and is focused on her task, her brow furrowed in concentration. The image captures the detail and precision involved in crafting leather goods, highlighting the artistry and skill required.

A small shoulder bag hangs against a clean white paneled background, its shape soft and slightly slouchy, giving it a relaxed, everyday feel. The bag itself has a metallic, pearly finish that catches the light in pale silver and warm champagne tones, with subtle reflections that make the surface look almost luminous. Around the lower and side areas, there are hints of tan and gold-toned wear or patina, adding texture and character.

The strap is long and narrow, made of a darker material with a brown-and-black pattern, and it arcs upward to form a pointed peak above the bag, creating a graceful triangular silhouette. Delicate metal hardware connects the strap to the bag on either side, and the top edge is gently folded, with a zipper closure running across it. Overall, the image has a simple, elegant composition that puts all the attention on the bag’s shimmering finish and understated, stylish design.

In the heart of Key West, gifted craftsman Carrie Hall reveals her newest creation, "Sling Blue Metallic Rider" a remarkable piece that adds to her arts and crafts collection, celebrating the stunning scenery of the Florida Keys. A bright turquoise leather fanny pack hangs from a white wooden wall. The pack is made of a shiny, metallic leather and has a zipper closure. The strap is made of brown leather and has a brass clasp. The pack is a small, compact size, making it perfect for carrying essentials. The white wood background provides a clean and simple backdrop for the colorful fanny pack. The image is well-lit and the colors are vibrant.

A small tan leather crossbody bag hangs against a white paneled wall, centered neatly in the frame. The bag has a soft, rounded shape with a zippered top and a long adjustable strap attached by brass-colored clasps, giving it a slightly rustic, handmade feel. What stands out most are the long leather fringe panels on both sides, falling down in slender strips and adding a sense of movement and bohemian style. The leather has a warm caramel tone with a smooth, slightly worn texture that catches the light gently. Overall, the image feels simple and stylish, with the bag’s earthy color and fringe detail creating a strong visual contrast against the clean, bright background.

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 4:00 PM

Key West — 12:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.0°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 2:52 PM 0.7 ft · H 9:22 PM 2.1 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@drjimcarey.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 11:24 AM

Key West | @drjimcarey | Flipboard
News about Key West and the Florida Keys, by Dr. Jim Carey, formerly of Caribbean Computers at 1110 White St., Key West.
http://dlvr.it/TVqh8j
#KeyWest #FloridaKeys #Travel #Vacation #ExploreFlorida #IslandLife #BeachVibes

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 9:00 AM

Key West — 5:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.2°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 9:09 AM 2.3 ft · L 2:52 PM 0.7 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 1:00 AM

Key West — 9:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.7°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 2:16 AM 0.7 ft · H 9:09 AM 2.3 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 7, 2026, 6:00 PM

Key West — 2:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 85.8°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 2:17 PM 0.7 ft · H 8:50 PM 1.9 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 7, 2026, 11:00 AM

Key West — 7:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 85.6°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 8:14 AM 2.3 ft · L 2:17 PM 0.7 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 AM

Key West — 11:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 85.5°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 1:16 AM 0.9 ft · H 8:14 AM 2.3 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 6, 2026, 8:00 PM

Key West — 4:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 86.4°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 8:16 PM 1.7 ft · L 1:16 AM 0.9 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 6, 2026, 12:00 PM

Key West — 8:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 84.6°F
🌊 Falling tide · L 1:36 PM 0.6 ft · H 8:16 PM 1.7 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 6, 2026, 5:00 AM

Key West — 1:00 AM EDT

🌡️ Water: 84.2°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 7:09 AM 2.2 ft · L 1:36 PM 0.6 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys

@flgulfsignal.bsky.social Oct 5, 2026, 10:00 PM

Key West — 6:00 PM EDT

🌡️ Water: 84.4°F
🌊 Rising tide · H 7:38 PM 1.5 ft · L 12:04 AM 1.0 ft

#FloridaGulf #CoastalFL #FloridaKeys