intimacy along an open cedar stream where a fallen tree makes a natural bridge for critters large and small, although this critter crossed further downstream where it was a no brainer effort only a mere hop across. had posted it … Continue reading →
waiting on decent snow n sunshine in the near north…. get to work on one of my other loves… water…. 5 lilies on a day full of deep reflections 12″ x 12″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel … Continue reading →
back in december had someone at the OOAK get excited by my marks which became the winter painting they were looking at. i say this cause i still not only feel their excitement at that moment, but have gone over … Continue reading →
left 14 new works on paper with Erin and Ivan at Petroff Gallery today for their upcoming Works on paper Exhibition most of the works are matted up with backing, all museum quality acid free, ( for now, since new … Continue reading →
Red bike; (although it really also is lido bikes # 181) leaves looking at its own shadows for a…. 12″ x 12″ watercolour acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel not quite complete, available when done / 325.00
Continue reading →looking back, see that i have recently pendulumed over to working more open winters, with more areas of pure sunlight with blue streaks holding it all together / a different kind of confidence in what i encounter snowshoeing….. sunswept clearing … Continue reading →
working a winter of beginnings. Each new snow fall delicately once again outlining what it lands on / covers. It would snow, pull the world together into a seamless singularity, then melt, then snow again, blanketing everything in white, then … Continue reading →
….streaming into the new year…working out abstract passages of winter representing the larger picture; Devils’ lake streams out / leaks all winter long; it was there -20 gurgling along the frost covered grasses lining the shorelines. found (unsought) moments reflecting … Continue reading →
Micheal Zarowsky 151t81ohhfc917g5e3 ยท Shared with Public ‘daylight’ ‘sunlight’ consistently word their way into our winter titles not so much to define what there is to see in the works, but rather to explain where we begin to shape our … Continue reading →