Brian's Exploration in Art

Retirement has provided me with an opportunity to explore my creative side.  I’ve always enjoyed creative pursuits, but I never took the time to really exercise my artistic muscles.  That’s all changed and I am letting my inner artist run free now.  This Blog is a record of my work as it progresses where I try to explain a bit about each painting and the process involved in its creation.  I’ve found that generally the paintings I like the most have a background story that resonates with me.  I’ll do my best to describe each story as I go.  

I’ve noticed a marked improvement as I get more experience with the paint brush and acrylic paints, but I am still early on this path of exploration.  I hope to hit my 100th painting sometime in 2024 and, hopefully by summer 2024, I will be ready to open my gallery at Twin Eagles Bluff. 

 

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“Frost over Texada”

   Painted on August, 2024.  48” x 30”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $1400.00 Unframed. I have a complicated relationship with winter.  On the one hand, it’s a time

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“Speeding through Midway BC.”

Painted on November, 2024.  18” x 14”.  Acrylic on stretched canvas.  Price $252.00 Unframed. I’m taking a course on Acrylic Painting from Vancouver Island University, and it forces

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“Untried Paths.” 

Painted on August, 2024.  16” x 20”.  Acrylic on strtetched canvas.  Price $320.00 Framed. When it snows on Twin Eagles Bluff, the forest behind the house delivers lots

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“Sunsets last embrace.”

Painted on February 4, 2024.  10” x 10”.  Acrylic on cradled wood panel. Taking the ferry from qathet, heading South to Vancouver, always leaves me with a

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“I will wait.”

“I will wait.”  Painted March 2023.  12”x12”.  Acrylic on Stretched Canvas. I’ve been ruminating on the idea of patience lately.  Entanglements have been slow to untangle. Expectations that seemed

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“You Lookin’ at me?”

SOLD. “You lookin’ at me?” Painted November 2022.  16”x12”.  Acrylic on stretched Canvas. Growing up on a ranch you are aware that animals aren’t all fluffy pets

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