Posts Tagged "Painter in Canada"
2012-15 Fiddlehead Conflab
2012-15 Fiddlehead Conflab DONATED to the Gravenhurst Chamber of Commerce for the 2014 Winter Gala Silent Auction Watercolour, soft pastels & ink 15 x 11.25 inches, framed 2012 From Wendie: “In spring the fiddleheads pop up from interesting places, like this stump of an old cedar tree. They appear to be talking with one another, catching up after a long winter.” View the photo that inspired the painting. Share and Enjoy...
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3586 – Trillium Fantasy Donated to North Words Literary Festival 2016 for Silent Auction Watercolour & Ink 11.18 x 11 inches, Framed From Wendie: “In spring I love to visit the woods & see the hills covered in trilliums. They remind me of fairies.” View the photo that inspired the painting. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3574 – Tree at Rest
3574 – Tree at Rest $250 Watercolour 9 x 12 inches, framed From Wendie: “This is my favourite tree on Wilson Falls Trail in Bracebridge and the first piece in a series of paintings inspired by fascinating trees and root systems I’ve discovered.. It reminds of a dog sitting restfully with his front legs crossed.” View the photo that inspired the painting. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3573 – The Prodigal Returns
3573 – The Prodigal Returns Acrylic & Chinese Inks 19.5 x 15.5 inches, unframed SOLD From Wendie: “I find Jack Pines inspirational. Each one has a unique design & personality, just like people. I like to use them in ways to convey messages. In the painting I am portraying the Biblical parable of the The Prodigal Son. Here his family is greeting him as he returns stripped of everything worldly. The colour gold symbolizes wisdom, wealth; yellow symbolizes happiness. I use black on the trees to represent their strength.” Share and Enjoy...
Read More2012-10 Summer Afternoon by the Lake
2012-10 Summer Afternoon by the Lake SOLD Watercolour 13 x 10 inches, framed 2012 From Wendie: “From a friend’s photo, I could feel the sun warming rocks & vegetation along the shore while the cool water invited the dipping in of feet.” Share and Enjoy...
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