Painting

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 […]

Painted on September 2024.  20”x16”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. $340.00 (framed).  I wanted to challenge myself on this painting in a number of ways. It was time I took a crack at another flower painting and was drawn to the complexity of the peony.  However, this time I wanted to explore the boundary between representation and abstraction.

   Painted on August, 2024.  30” x 48”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $1400.00 Unframed. I have a complicated relationship with winter.  On the one hand, it’s a time of peaceful solitutde that I find very rejuvenating.  Conversely, I also find the wet grey weather on the coast can be both oppressive and draining. I wanted to challenge myself with

Painted on August, 2024. 20” x 16”.  Acrylic on strtetched canvas.  Price $320.00 Framed. When it snows on Twin Eagles Bluff, the forest behind the house delivers lots of winter magic.  I painted this picture at Mitch’s request – he wanted a painting to hang in our forest cabin.  We rent out the cabin each summer and have called it

Painted on February 4, 2024.  10” x 10”.  Acrylic on cradled wood panel. Price $125.00 Canadian. Taking the ferry from qathet, heading South to Vancouver, always leaves me with a slight sense of melancholy.  If you take the 6:00 pm ferry in March, you may be treated to a spectacular sunset that can’t help but lighten your mood.  A

Painted August 2023.  12”x12”.  Acrylic on Stretched Canvas. $175.00 Canadian. After a busy summer, I found time to do some painting.  My last painting had been difficult as it required a lot of details (horse, saddle and figure riding the horse).  For this painting I chose a picture of a chicken with beautiful plumage which I painted with simple

I have always primed my canvases with one colour or another before I get into the nitty gritty of the actual painting process. There is an advantage at working on a canvas that is no longer just a white sheet of nothingness and the background colour can also help to unify the painting. Today, I’m

“I will wait.”  (61) Painted March 2023.  12”x12”.  Acrylic on Stretched Canvas.  Price $144.00 Canadian Unframed   I’ve been ruminating on the idea of patience lately.  Entanglements have been slow to untangle. Expectations that seemed realistic, lie crumpled on the ground, trampled by missed deadlines.  Problems that should have been resolved weeks ago, have remained stubbornly unresolved.  I’m learning to

SOLD. “I have one thing to say.” Painted December 2022. 12”x12”. Acrylic on stretched Canvas. I’ve been wanting to tackle a cow painting for a while and the opportunity came up the other day, so I grabbed it.  I probably didn’t spend as much time observing cows as I should have growing up, considering that they

“Storms a brewin’.” Painted December 2022.  20”x30”.  Acrylic on stretched Canvas. A couple of months ago, I did a painting based on an overnight stay on Powell lake at a friend’s beautiful floating house across from Goat Island.  There was something not sitting right about my previous painting of this range of mountains.   The painting didn’t express either the