Posts Tagged "Acrylic Painting"
3821 – Celestial Symphony
Celestial SymphonyAcrylic on gallery canvas12 x 12 inches, unframed During summer in Muskoka we enjoy many nights watching Aurora Borealis dance across our northern skies. There is a lyrical quality to the colourful light displays as if they are moving to music only they can hear. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3816 – Woodland Blossoms
Woodland Blossoms Acrylic on Canvas 11 x 14 inches, Unframed This is Brown Rot Fungus…not a very pretty name but certainly a lovely image in the forest. Trees and fungi have both captured my imagination. Without them we would not survive on the earth. While trees provide the oxygen we need, fungi along with bacteria break down organic matter and release carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and phosphorus into the soil and the atmosphere. It’s the importance of fungi and the variety of shapes, colours and their habitat that attract me to them. I’ve been photographing fungi and mushrooms for over 40 years but it’s only in the last couple of years they’ve found their way...
Read More#3812 – Autumn Blaze
Autumn Blaze Acrylic on Canvas Diptych,12 x 24 inches, Framed. My first diptych of maple leaves in autumn. My hope was to capture the brilliance of those ruby and salmon reds that are so striking every fall standing out against the greying skies of autumn and defoliating trees. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3814 & 3815 Autumn Splendour #1 & #2
Autumn Splendour #1 & #2 Each painting is acrylic on canvas Each painting – 8 x 10 inches, framed SOLD I aimed to capture the dramatic colours of autumn in these two smaller paintings. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3806 – There’s Life in the Old Girl Yet
What Once Was Home Acrylic on Canvas 16 x 20 inches, Framed I’m attracted to old, weathered, and deserted buildings. There’s something mysterious about their empty shells and I speculate about the life that once filled them. The subject for this painting came from a trip to the east coast where I discovered this house falling apart but still exuding life with nature taking up occupancy. If you look carefully you’ll see the ghostly images of specters who may have stayed on in a home they loved. One single rose on a dying vine blooms outside the upper window, an offering to the former occupant while her husband watches from the lower floor doorway. Share...
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