my watercolour ‘daylight dropping colour into the world’ juried into, part of the CSPWC / CSPA (Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour) FWC (France Watercolour Society) Exchange Juried Exhibition – June 6 – July 7th, 2018 at the Helson … Continue reading →
arta gallery in the distillery is showing some of our smaller waterlilies and reflections and colour and chaos bicycles on a sunny day many of which are now from around the city……
Continue reading →back in late april, seems so long ago now, had left new works with Wendy Donabie at the Heron’s Nest Studio in Bracebridge for her June 2nd opening. Delivered today more than a handful of … Continue reading →
small works from go home bay road, georgian bay autumn go home lake road georgian bay 12″ x 12″ watercolour painted directly on gessoed birch panel autumn shoreline go home bay road georgian … Continue reading →
Ya gotta have Friends. A big thank you to Anita of the Watercolour Society who called asking whether i was bringing in my entry into the Water Reflections Exhibition this morning, or not. I had it written in the daily … Continue reading →
Last Monday had the pleasure of jurying the Toronto Watercolour Society Spring Exhibition at Paper Mill Gallery, at Todmodern Mills in Toronto and then presented the awards on Thursday evening as part of the opening of the exhibition…. try as … Continue reading →
sunlit canal rio di malpaga 26″ x 28″ watercolour on arches paper. Tania Kasperska Wow ,splendid watercolor..!! Micheal Zarowsky thanks Tania, backwater canal / no toureestas / just quietness of summer with gently shimmering … Continue reading →
slowly exploring what i hope is an infinite way to present water and water patterns an ongoing series of meditations starting with / moving from / losing ourselves in a spreading drop of water onto the surface of a pond … Continue reading →
(the beginning of) rain 19 watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel 19.5″ x 23.5″ (the beginning of) rain 20 watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel 26″ x 34″ … Continue reading →
after the responses to the initial canal landing painting, … Continue reading →