An iconic view so typical of the west coast! I had such fun painting this sea stack! It has a strength of beauty all of its own!
Author: Elizabeth Austin
Coastal Reflections 2 – SOLD 18 x 24, acrylic on canvas
This painting is in the Gallery Window Display at the Federation of Canadian Artists Gallery on Granville Island. It is one of 12 coastal themed paintings in the display.
Tell Me… 4 x 6, watercolour on paper
The eyes are the windows to the soul. Eyes can tell us so much and are interesting to paint.
No do I look festive? 4 x 4, watercolour on paper
The expression on this fellows face was just priceless. He looked like he was asking a question and I just guessing at what it might be. His eyes and marking were were saying it all!
Walk, please? 4 x 4, watercolour on paper
The look on this lovely Boxer’s face just got to me and I had to capture the moment.
Taking a Moment – SOLD 8 x 10, oil on cradled panel
I painted a short four legged friend of mine named Lola. She is has a wonderfully expressive face and I loved painting her!
A Horse of Many Colours – SOLD 4 x 6 watercolour on paper
This colourful horse was a fun one to paint. No real rhyme or reason for the colours,
Silva Bay, BC 20 x 24, acrylic on canvas
Located in the Gulf Islands between Gabriola and Tugboat Islands is a wonderfully protected anchorage.
Eagle Harbour Yacht Club – SOLD 11 x 14, acrylic on board
Eagle Harbour Yacht Club was established in 1969. The club and the docks are nestled just off the sandy beach at Eagle Harbour.
Coastal Formations 12 x 12, acrylic on canvas
The rock formations of the West Coast sea stack stand strong in all kinds of weather. Above the rock formations the sea stack supports a biological eco-system of thriving trees, mosses, lichens and other plants.