"Chickadees"

Alcohol Ink 

3" x 6" Ceramic Tiles

Mounted on Hardboard and Framed

$60.00 each at

"THE VAULT"

Cranbrook Photo Gallery

RADIANT WINGS

4" x 15" Alcohol Inks on Ceramic Tiles

On display at 

"THE VAULT" Gallery

Cranbrook Photo

"Sable and Silver"

15" x 4" Alcohol Inks on Ceramic Tile

Framed in Aged Barn Board

Still having lots of fun with alcohol inks. 

This is one of my latest creations!

Cheers!

Duck, duck, goose!

"Forget about getting all my ducks in a row, 

I'd settle for getting them all in the same pond!"

I am currently painting this mallard hen that I 

photographed at a park in Kamploops. I was recently 

admiring the work of Raymond Harris Ching who is a 

wonderful realist and paints beautiful water and bird 

scenes. After looking at some of his books I was 

inspired to begin this piece.     Cheers!

12" x 18" Acrylic on Hardboard

Christmas Creations

2014

Tiles painted in alcohol inks and framed in old barn board.

I used masking fluid to leave the letters a brilliant white. Alcohol ink dries very fast and is tricky to paint with.

Challenging but fun!

The colours are vivid and bright.

    

NOW AVAILABLE

Great Ideas For Christmas Gifts

2015 Art Calendars

Desk Calendars $10.00 each

Wall Calendars $20.00 each

Magnetic Calendars $4.00 each

I will have a table at the craft/home business show in Canal Flats on Saturday, November 22nd 

from 10am to 3pm 

at the Canal Flats Civic Center.

8911 Dunn Street.

ALSO, I will be showing and selling on 

Saturday, November 29th at the 

Headwaters Winter Art Show and Sale

from 10am to 3pm 

at the Canal Flats Civic Center.

8911 Dunn Street.

SEE YOU THERE!

Master Artist Seminar
Hollyhock, Cortes Island, B.C.
October 17th - 22nd, 2014

       I have admired Robert Bateman's paintings since I was a little girl. So, it was a huge honour and pleasure to be able to participate in a 6 day seminar with him this October 17th to 22nd. The event took place at Hollyhock Adult Learning Center on Cortes Island.

       The grounds and buildings at Hollyhock are beautiful. It was a very unique and special place to visit.






       There was a lot of information to absorb in a relatively short time. There were 9 other students in my session, a very small and intimate group. I enjoyed their company and hope to keep in touch with them. Some people traveled from as far away as the Yukon, Toronto, Sussex-England, and California. Over-all the experience was amazing,(exclusive of the weather!)

CHEERS!