36x30 / acrylic on canvas
*Also shown how it would look framed.
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💫 Happy 2023 💫
As I was thinking about what to write I spent some time looking back through my feed. My entry from the end of 2020 stopped me in my tracks—it brought back a flood of memories. I decided to repost as a) a reminder of how far we’ve come and b) to hang on to a bit of what we discovered during that time ❤️ xo
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out 2020🚪Grateful of course for many, many things but also happy to see the back end of this loathsome year.
Looking back at 2020 saw my painting take a bit of a backseat—sustaining concentration was often a challenge 😑—but I started up a tea towel business that has been very gratifying. Definitely a plus. I also ran a kindness project (another plus). I discovered a love of Cheetos and Nerds (this has got to be a minus. Apparently desperate times do require desperate measures). I loved seeing all the “C’est va bien aller”s in people’s windows. I did not love that hugs and handshakes got cancelled. I loved seeing so many people out walking in the evenings. I did not love not being able to have people in our home. And on and on.
So here’s to 2021. May it be a kinder year. I wish each of you days filled with love, peace and belonging. A gentle spirit and curious, intelligent conversation. Laughter to chase away sadness. Drive out loneliness and ask for what you need. Onward.
Hi Art Lovers 🤍 I’m starting a new weekly feature where I post a painting from my studio archive, which will be available for immediate sale. This is a way for me to show older pieces that I have—and love—and offer them to you. I will post every Friday, but this week it debuts a day early.
Beautiful Rush / 24x24 / oil on panel / $900 Please feel free to message me with any inquiries!
These six (details of) paintings are now complete and will be shown at @westlandgallery in September 💙 Details forthcoming.
New work 🤍 My reference was from a bit of ditch water down the street, leading to what we call Frog Pond.
💫Beauty is everywhere💫
36x36 / acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas / available
The years teach much which the days never know ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
Last painting of the year! Happy holidays everyone. I’ve shown this piece in a couple settings to give you the look of it on a wall : )
Absolutely loved painting this!
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas / 48x36” / available
Today’s the day! Swing by @westlandgallery and have a 👀 and chat with @moore_n and @tracybultjeartist and me 🤍 1:00-4:00, 156 Wortley Road, London. If you can’t make it to the opening but would still like to see Rooted and Refreshed, the show runs till Saturday, August 28th.
I love how you can bring out different colours on paintings depending what’s in the room with them. And that tub! ✨
This piece will be at @westlandgallery in London for my show Rooted and Refreshed with @moore_n and @tracybultjeartist. You’re invited to the opening this Saturday from 1-4. Would love to see you there! #abstractpainting #abstractedlandscape #canadianartist #artshowopening #colourful #fresh #interiors
Looking back at 2020 saw my painting take a bit of a backseat—sustaining concentration was often a challenge 😑—but I started up a tea towel business that has been very gratifying. Definitely a plus. I also ran a kindness project (another plus). I discovered a love of Cheetos and Nerds (this has got to be a minus. Apparently desperate times do require desperate measures). I loved seeing all the “C’est va bien aller”s in people’s windows. I did not love that hugs and handshakes got cancelled. I loved seeing so many people out walking in the evenings. I did not love not being able to have people in our home. And on and on.
So here’s to 2021. May it be a kinder year. I wish each of you days filled with love, peace and belonging. A gentle spirit and curious, intelligent conversation. Laughter to chase away sadness. Drive out loneliness and ask for what you need. Onward.
