shimmers dazzles and sparkles; autumn pond; 48″ x 36″ click to enlarge watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available at studio / 3500. available at Toronto Outdoor Art Fair July 7 – 9 booth 194 in … Continue reading →
what we were able to do, to effect, working watercolours on paper was largely lost to me when i added a lateral move to working watercolours on gessoed panels while still also working on paper those ideas that need be … Continue reading →
liquid colours windstirred rhythms with lilies 24″ x 14 1/4″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / click to enlarge available at studio / 800. available at Toronto Outdoor Art Fair July 7 – … Continue reading →
had the sun sparkled waters of margaret lake all to myself last week….a new work (which adds to many others from days spent at margaret lake) catching the sun 38″ x 26″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed … Continue reading →
reflections of playful summer breezes fast moving the clouds across the lake infinity rings (170) catching the sun margaret lake 30″ x 30″ watercolour painted directly on gessoed birch panel / available 2800. / included as part of … Continue reading →
shallow summer stream running into / at the mouth of the saugeen river 22″ x 30″ watercolour on arches paper available 2300. click to enlarge adding follow up comments from a post on FB. Lori … Continue reading →
an ongoing series trying to set the infinity rings on fire sunfires with infinity rings sherborne lake 29″ x 44″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available / 2800. click to enlarge … Continue reading →
Fellow CFS member Cheryl and I tear-ded down the colour and form society members exhibition this morning, connecting faces with their art works, and this on the heels of the OSA Colour Splash Exhibition ending on thursday with both Olympia … Continue reading →
i’m only at openings i go to. think that makes sense. Had fun meeting Cindy and Claudette from the gallery, as well as artists whom i know but hadn’t seen for a while, and a wackload of strangers whom … Continue reading →
