This is one of my paintings in my show at Qualicum Art Supply Gallery. I painted a wild background and then painted over with a blue gesso misture. I then scraped back into it and revealed the tulips in the vase.
I added a few details to finish it off.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Copper Fusion -Mixed Media Abstract
I started this piece by building up textures with gel medium. I then dropped inks into it and let them run. The last step is letting go of some areas and defining the focal area. I added some opaques and black. It is 16" x 16" painted on a gallery wrapped canvas. Contact me if yu are interested in purchasing this piece.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Chair for African Grandma's -NanGo Grandma's Nanaimo Charity Fundraiser
This is the chair I painted for the Grandmothers for Grandmothers Nanaimo group. It is a bit whimsical - entitled the Joyful Goddess. It has words of inspiration and encouragment written on it as well. I sincerely hope that it brings much pleasure to who ever wins it at the auction. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to contribute to such a great cause. Go Grandma's Go -you rock!!
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Deserted In Blue, Photo transfer on Canvas
This is a photo I took many years ago enroute from Edmonton to Saskatoon. It is a deserted convent, so much history and all a bit eery. This is on a small 6" square gallery wrapped canvas. I have transferred the image and then painted and stamped into and around the photo transfer.
Labels:
blue,
Canada,
contemporary,
contemporary art,
deserted,
mixid media,
photo transfer
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Life is Not a Spectator Sport, Mixed Media and Collage
This is a 12' Square gallery wrapped canvas. I started it by gluing down images from magazines with nothing in mind. I then started painting over the magazine collage and this runner appeared with a spectator in the background. Thought I would just run with it!! Hence the title.
Labels:
abstract,
collage,
contemporary,
contemporary art,
mixed media,
Parksville,
runner
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Ocean Serenity, Imitating Encaustic with Acrylics

Labels:
acrylic encaustics,
artist,
blue,
Canada,
contemporary,
green,
mixed media,
ocean,
Parksville,
serenity,
Vancouver Island
Saturday, October 3, 2009
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