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Elizabeth J. AustinArtist, Painter, Writer
My Work
“Creativity is intelligence having fun” - Albert Einstein
ABOUT ME
As a third generation Vancouverite, Elizabeth has been drawing and painting for as long as she can remember. Translating her inner vision into outer reality, she has a spiritual connection to her paintings. Having sailed across the Pacific Ocean, hiked the West Coast Trail and skied most of her life, Elizabeth is inspired by the outdoors and typically paints the Canadian landscape. Although Elizabeth works primarily in acrylic, she also brings out the oils and watercolours to fulfill the results she wants to capture. She is an active plein air artist and when not outdoors she works from a studio in her home. A portion of sales is donated to a local charity.
Latest Posts
Beach Walk 24 x 30, acrylic on canvas
April 27, 2026The long beautiful stretch of beaches on the Pacific Shores are many!! The impressive sea stacks are so prominent on the landscape of the West Coast!
Shaped by the Winds – SOLD 8 x 8, acrylic on canvas
April 27, 2026Many of the trees on the west coast are permanently stunted and shaped by the force of the strong and constant winds! These small trees stand strong in their unique and adorable shapes!
Long Beach, Tofino 12 x 24, acrylic on canvas
April 9, 2026Lon Beach is aptly named as it is beautiful and seemingly endless!
Nasturtiums 36 x 36, acrylic on canvas
April 9, 2026Nasturtiums are a colourful sign of a beautiful summer garden!
Nasturtium Salad 8 x 8, acrylic on canvas
April 9, 2026Summer Nasturtiums add nutrition and colour to a delicious salad!
Joy of Kids – SOLD 8 x 10, watercolour on paper
April 9, 2026A lovely group of kids dancing to the joyful music of the day!!
Safe Harbour Colour 8 x 10, oil on board
April 9, 2026The contour of British Columbia’s coast is loaded with coves that are very suitable and conducive for safe anchorages!
Evening Colours 8 x 10, oil on board
April 9, 2026The beautiful colours of the evening at the beach!
Whytecliff Park Pattern 2 – SOLD 8 x 10, oil on board
April 9, 2026Low tide clearly offers a rock pathway to Whyte Islet. The ferry in the distance passes the islet several times every day!
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