Magnolia are among the first flowers to bloom in the Spring and they are such as a welcome sight. I used to live in a home that had a large Magnolia that filled the window with blossoms in the early Spring! This piece was painted plein in VanDusen Botanical Garden.
As the end of the day, the light behind the coastal trees makes them came alive with colour!
At low tide a lovely little Sea Stack stands strong on the west coast.
In a silent wintery landscape, a friendly bear observes the soft snow coming down. He is looking forward to a long winter’s nap!
A little fox is excited about the winter bringing the first snow of the season!
As winter encompasses the landscape, a little rabbit observes the first snow softly falling.
The lovely sea stack sits low in the ocean when the tide rises. Some stacks, such as this one, are located in a more protected tranquil environment and are not subjected to the raw and violent winds of the more open ocean. All the stacks have their own uniquely shaped and delightful collection of trees
A delightful little piece reflecting the feel of the West Coast and the wonderful sea stacks that are so iconic to the landscape! The permanently bent trees that cling to their home are so indicative of their west coast home!