in a year in which we aren’t doing as many outdoor shows as we used to, have had wonderful consistent success with our entries into the art societies we are members of. iin what i hope isn’t a tired routine, … Continue reading →
got really really really good news that ‘moon on the pond’ (2) was juried into the 2026 SCA Open International Online Juried Exhibition / so glad the judges saw enough merit in my watercolour to want to include it in … Continue reading →
after doing more staring at this piece than working on it, worked out a few details and got the move and dip to move and dip within the infinity ring slow waves, taking all day to to float back … Continue reading →
i know where the time went no complaints whatsoever looking back thru the fun exploring experimenting with new colours to befriend new directions new ideas many of which are posted on the website and i have no interest to stop … Continue reading →
found myself involved in a ‘commission’ of sorts – rarely do them for a host of sound reasons – broke it down to levels of understanding worked it up to being done, sent off, delivered, and no reason not to … Continue reading →
Dear Micheal Zarowsky, Congratulations! 🎉 From all of us at Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, we are overjoyed to announce that your work in the Painting category has been selected for the 65th Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, happening July 10–12 at Nathan … Continue reading →
winter pond bits of spring ice hardy lake 14″ x 24″ watercolour acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / 980.
Continue reading →wonderful winter in that there was been snowfall after snowfall / less wonderful in that following and at times accompanying each snowfall temps rose to hovering either above or below zero bringing freezing rain and ice pellets which made for … Continue reading →
posted it early, posting it less early or at least that ‘moon on the pond’ (from 12 mile bay rd in georgian bay) juried into the OSA exhibition, is hung and on display, is open, along with the entire amazing … Continue reading →
a number of years ago i researched snow squalls looking for more precise details that i could match up with full moons, as i have found among the many effects of the pull of the full moon on the earth … Continue reading →
