Posts Tagged "Spring Painting"
3790 – Crocus Surprise
3790 – Crocus Surprise Acrylic on Canvas panel 16 x 12 inches Framed Every spring we find crocus popping up in unexpected places where they were likely ‘planted’ by squirrels that dig up the bulbs and move them. I’d been going through a creative slump when I came upon this collection in an out of the way spot on our property. Inspired by the flowers and enticed by a warm spring day, I gathered together my supplies and sat outdoors to paint. I later finished it in my studio. It was good that I acted so quickly. Later the same day, our resident groundhog, Gustav the Great, decided the crocus flowers would make a...
Read More3652 – Firmly Rooted – Stream of Consciousness
3652 – Firmly Rooted – Stream of Consciousness SOLD 48 x 24 inches, Framed Acrylic on canvas Enter the forest and commune with the trees, sit by a stream and listen. What is the forest telling you? What can you do to protect our natural environment? This waterfall can be found on Wilson Falls Trail in Bracebridge. Share and Enjoy...
Read More2013 – 32 Trillium Trio
2013-32 Trillium Trio SOLD 7 x 5 inches, unframed Acrylic on Canvas While photographing the trilliums along Wilson Falls Trail in Bracebridge, I discovered this group of three waiting for me to snap a photo and turn into this permanent painted image. Here is the photo of the actual flowers. Share and Enjoy...
Read More2013-26 Fun with Fiddleheads
2013-27 Fun with Fiddleheads Acrylic on Canvas Donated to the YWCA MUSKOKA, as a live auction item at the 2014 Women of Distinction Awards evening, held on October 29, 2014 in Bracebridge, Ontario. 14 x 11 inches, unframed 2013 I love the way fiddleheads spring up from the stumps of old trees and have painted this scene several times. There is strange, almost mystical quality about them Share and Enjoy...
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