delivered a number of small magic of boats floating paintings to Yas for Fay at Arta Gallery in The Distillery including ‘dories, with gulls, indian harbour, nova scotia’ 8″ x 15″ 350. < click on image to enlarge … Continue reading →
2nd of the magic of boats floating on water (a lateral move from our series of ongoing water patterns) for the spring to summer theme at online site of petiteartshow.com come may 24 – 26 2024 petiteartshow.com / 4 11″ … Continue reading →
we chose to work out the magic of boats floating on water (a lateral move from our series of ongoing water patterns) for the spring to summer theme at online site of petiteartshow.com come may 24 – 26 2024 … Continue reading →
to continue about this upcoming project…..working towards 2 separate online square foot shows, ok, one is a petite art show, difference being the latter offers more than just a 12×12 size, to include 11×14 as well as even smaller numbers. … Continue reading →
part of an upcoming project…..working towards 2 separate online square foot shows, ok, one is a petite art show, difference being the latter offers more than just a 12×12 size, to include 11×14 as well as even smaller numbers. given … Continue reading →
was out last monday call it ‘breaking trails’ thru 5 inches of fresh snow sunlight reaching in to the forest (avoiding the grrrrroups of fat tire bike riders huffing and puffing by every few minutes trying not to wipe … Continue reading →
this idea has been singsonging on the back burner of what passes for a amind here for ever since Wendy and i watched the sun go down on this pond along livingston road, tamarack pond … Continue reading →
source of the initial summer water dazzle series river with blue mathiasville, muskoka, 24″ x 16″ < click on image to enlarge > watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available 980.
Continue reading →water being transparent, always different, lets us explore /express its infinite appearance through the very reflections that try to confine it. water is a perfect source of abstraction: transparent; we paint the reflected sky above, the bottom revealed by passing … Continue reading →
