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“Nude #1   (79)

Painted in March, 2025.  20”x16”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $320.00 Cdn. A big challenge for any painter is nudes and portraits.  If your proportions are off, it is quickly apparent to the viewer.  A good artist can get away with this, but I am still learning and wanted to go for a more realistic style.  The second half […]

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SOLD. “The old Sheep Shed in early Spring.”   (77)

SOLD. Painted in February, 2025.  12”x16”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $192.00 Cdn. – unframed. Growing up on a ranch provides a kid with endless places to explore.  Now as an adult, it’s giving my endless references for paintings.  Down below our main barnyard is a paddock that my Dad would use for spring lambing.  On the West side of the

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“Come share stories untold.”   (76)

Painted in February, 2025.  16”x16”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $325.00 Cdn. – framed. Coffee brewed in a traditional Dallah and shared with family or friends has represented hospitality, generosity and social connection for thousands of years.  During this time of incivility, I wanted to paint a still-life that expressed a sense of warmth and welcome.   I put a

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“Queen’s Gambit – Ellery Big Hole.” (74)

Painted in Nov. and Dec, 2024.  20” x 16”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $320.00 Cdn. – Framed. Our West Coast home is a world away from the hot desert surrounding Alice Springs, Australia.  Hidden within this landscape are a number of natural swimming holes.  My favourite was the Ellery Big Hole.  The water was clear and cool and the surrounding

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“Speeding through Midway BC.” (70)

Painted on November, 2024.  14” x 18”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $290.00 Framed. I’m taking a course on Acrylic Painting from Vancouver Island University, and it forces me to try out different techniques.  The first week was working with monochromatic paintings and then applying an overglaze on parts of the painting.  The painting is based on a reference photo

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