Fond memories
I painted this from a photo taken during the last winter that this beautiful historic home stood in my town. The belief I have that
What a Llark
The Saugeen Nation has exclusive rites to commercial fishing. This boat, The LLark is sitting at the mouth of the Saugeen River, heading towards the
The Old MacLeod Place
This old place has lots of history in town. It finally came time to bring her down and now a new home sits on the
Something old, something new.
I am getting ready for the upcoming Tour of Homes and am submitting some new pieces and some older ones for the requested themes made
Artists’ Collective Show
Outside, the weather was cold and the wind was bitter. Inside the view was paradise. This picture doesn’t do justice to the beautiful presentation of
Ridge Ice on Memory Lane, Walkerton
The picture taken in this post, by my husband, shows the recent painting of Ridge Ice at MacGregor hanging in the Walkerton Library. It was
The Bard is Barred
Preparing panels for oil painting gave me some time to leave the studio while they dried. The local park was offering a chance to see
Ettie
This piece is inspired by the black and white photos of convicts taken by Australian police in the 1920s. They are not your typical mugshots.
Sunny Waves
The daily news is making me wonder about those Sunny Ways that our perpetually perky prime minister is promising for this country. Looking out the
Completed
Finishing touches just completed and now there is only the hanging wire to attach. The first cold virus of the year has hit and is
Christmas House Tour
I am barely down to the last of the leftover Hallowe’en candy and already the Christmas events are being advertised. One of the popular annual happenings in this
Last Days of Summer
Taking a break from the studio to enjoy this beautiful weather and just be outdoors. Went to the beach and, between swims, managed to capture
Studio Tour Update
So, the first studio tour I’ve done here is over. It was a great opportunity to connect with neighbors and art lovers in general. We
Chords, Keys and Scales
What are you doing in the studio these days? People who don’t paint expect a list of works to roll of your tongue. My answer
Saugeen River, March
So, I’m still putting ‘miles on the paintbrush’ and cabin fever took me out on a rare sunny day recently to look for signs of
La Poire
So, I’m told a ‘change is as good as a rest’, and this is definitely a change from painting small. The canvas is 24in x
Kingfisher Study
Another study.I watched a pair of these birds almost every day this past summer.They flew between two trees above the Saugeen River and announced their
Fond memories
I painted this from a photo taken during the last winter that this beautiful historic home stood in my town. The belief I have that
What a Llark
The Saugeen Nation has exclusive rites to commercial fishing. This boat, The LLark is sitting at the mouth of the Saugeen River, heading towards the
The Old MacLeod Place
This old place has lots of history in town. It finally came time to bring her down and now a new home sits on the
Something old, something new.
I am getting ready for the upcoming Tour of Homes and am submitting some new pieces and some older ones for the requested themes made
Artists’ Collective Show
Outside, the weather was cold and the wind was bitter. Inside the view was paradise. This picture doesn’t do justice to the beautiful presentation of
Ridge Ice on Memory Lane, Walkerton
The picture taken in this post, by my husband, shows the recent painting of Ridge Ice at MacGregor hanging in the Walkerton Library. It was
The Bard is Barred
Preparing panels for oil painting gave me some time to leave the studio while they dried. The local park was offering a chance to see
Ettie
This piece is inspired by the black and white photos of convicts taken by Australian police in the 1920s. They are not your typical mugshots.
Sunny Waves
The daily news is making me wonder about those Sunny Ways that our perpetually perky prime minister is promising for this country. Looking out the
Completed
Finishing touches just completed and now there is only the hanging wire to attach. The first cold virus of the year has hit and is
Christmas House Tour
I am barely down to the last of the leftover Hallowe’en candy and already the Christmas events are being advertised. One of the popular annual happenings in this
Last Days of Summer
Taking a break from the studio to enjoy this beautiful weather and just be outdoors. Went to the beach and, between swims, managed to capture
Studio Tour Update
So, the first studio tour I’ve done here is over. It was a great opportunity to connect with neighbors and art lovers in general. We
Chords, Keys and Scales
What are you doing in the studio these days? People who don’t paint expect a list of works to roll of your tongue. My answer
Saugeen River, March
So, I’m still putting ‘miles on the paintbrush’ and cabin fever took me out on a rare sunny day recently to look for signs of
La Poire
So, I’m told a ‘change is as good as a rest’, and this is definitely a change from painting small. The canvas is 24in x
Kingfisher Study
Another study.I watched a pair of these birds almost every day this past summer.They flew between two trees above the Saugeen River and announced their