Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time. Thomas Merton
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Thursday, 18 August 2016
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Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Straight From The Horses Mouth
I am currently working on a painting of the
Clydesdale horses at Fort Steele. The canvas
measures 24" x 48", which works out to a total
of 8 square feet. It is a huge undertaking,
especially with tiny little brushes. I can't wait to
unveil the finished work at my show at Pynelogs
Cultural Center in Invermere. The show opens on
Tuesday, September 17th and runs for 2 weeks.
The reception is held on Wednesday, September
18th, from 7pm to 9pm. I hope you will join me then!
P.S. My friend Paula Cravens has a reception this Wednesday evening, August 21st at Pynelogs from 7pm to 9pm. Come on out and view some great art.
Tuesday, 18 June 2013
I have started to paint a scene with Clydesdale horses that I photographed
at Fort Steele last spring. The canvas measures 2' x 4'. I began by blocking in
background colors and shapes. I am using my airbrush to paint the tress and
grass in the background to give them a soft look so that I can add some
dimension and depth to my composition.
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
"Bearly Hanging On"
I photographed this black bear in my father's backyard
a couple of years ago. Three grown dogs, three adult people
and my camera kept the trespasser high among the branches
until I was satisfied that I had taken all the photos I wanted.
As you can see his head is resting on one of his back paws.
He looks comfy and awkward at the same time! He seemed
tired of our company so we called the dogs back and let
him vacate the premises unscathed. I have had this photo
touched up at Cranbrook Photo and printed onto canvas.
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