my painting “Autumn on the pond” accepted into the Ontario Society of Artists, “Members Exhibition of Selected Works” Papermill Gallery, Toddmorgan Mills,Toronto. Opening Reception is October 18th – 6:30 – 9pm. Exhibition runs from October 3 – 28th, 2018
Continue reading →My fav painting experience is being overwhelmed by what I take on and slowly coming to understand it primitive water ponds trout pond 48″ x 36″ x 1 3/4″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel
Continue reading →a second venice watercolour up for bids on Artbomb today Vertical garden series, balcony, accademia, venice, 28″ x 21″ watercolour on arches paper http://www.artbombdaily.com/details/5664
Continue reading →up for bids on Artbomb today vertical garden balcony venice 30″ x 22″ watercolour on arches paper http://www.artbombdaily.com/details/5663
Continue reading →Birches and atmospheres birches, october colours 24″ x 28″ / watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel Micheal Zarowsky thanks Helen, don’t often work out birches cause everyone and their brother has done so, but these were more about … Continue reading →
where land n water meet / 2 worlds offering visually stunning collisions new work from georgian bay long day at the edge of autumn / georgian bay 36″ x 24″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel … Continue reading →
couple of new works available from our favorite waters cove killarney, georgian bay 30″ x 22″ watercolour on arches paper jazz fragment ripples across an autumn afternoon / georgian bay 13″ x 18″ watercolour painted … Continue reading →
it may seem we are working ideas all over the map / but in reality it comes down to just 2 simple ideas: light and water the 2 things you cannot paint directly is what captivates us, what we lose … Continue reading →
‘some matted up watercolours of venice, that will not be at the opening reception at the Twist Gallery Watercolour Exhibition tomorrow evening, but which are available from the studio by by messaging us here on FB or emailing us directly’ … Continue reading →
the backwaters, the primitive waters making up ponds where the odd beaver might have a stick shack, the shallow streams, in some places only inches deep yet reflections that stretch out forever; these are the waters that interest us; okay, … Continue reading →