Posts Tagged "Muskoka River"
3681 – Forest in Transition
3681 – Forest in Transition 20 x 30 inches, framed Acrylic on Canvas SOLD In Muskoka, Cedars grow in abundance. When they age-out and fall to the ground, the remaining stumps continue to decay as they provide nutrients to feed tree saplings that shoot up around them. But before this transition occurs, they create magical structures that stir my imagination. I visualize a kingdom of elfin creatures living within these moss-covered towers of greying wood. The photos I took of these natural architectural wonders served as my inspiration. Share and Enjoy...
Read More2013-15 Wilson Falls, Bracebridge
2013-15 Wilson Falls, Bracebridge SOLD Acrylic on Canvas 8×10, unframed 2013 Wilson Falls offers so many perfect picture opportunities. Click here to see photo of Wilson Falls Share and Enjoy...
Read More2013-16 Reflecting Pool Upstream from Wilson Falls
2013-16 Reflecting Pool Upstream from Wilson Falls, Bracebridge SOLD Acrylic on canvas 8 x 10, unframed 2013 Even along the fast moving Muskoka River, where you will find Wilson Falls, it is possible to come upon quiet places for a time of personal reflection. Here is a photo taken at the location. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3568 – Muskoka River by Bracebridge Falls, #2
3568 – Muskoka River by Bracebridge Falls, #2 Watercolour 11 x 15 inches, Framed SOLD From Wendie: “Spring on the banks of the Muskoka River.” View the photo that inspired both Muskoka River by Bracebridge Falls #1 and #2. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3567 – Muskoka River at Bracebridge Falls, #1
3567 – Muskoka River at Bracebridge Falls, #1 DONATED to The Mississauga Parent Child Resource Centres for a fund raising Silent Auction, November 2014 Watercolour 11 x 15 inches, framed From Wendie: “Spring on the banks of the Muskoka River.” View the photo that inspired both Muskoka River by Bracebridge Falls #1 and #2. Share and Enjoy...
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