This little piece was painted for a good friend who heads up a fundraiser for GOGOs, which is an organization that supports grandmothers in Africa raising orphaned grandchildren. My friend is an amazing person, painter and a lawn bowler! Capturing the body language of the lawn bowlers made this a fun one to paint.
This sea stack acts like the punctuation of the landscape along the long vast beaches of the west coast.
The beautiful soft pale colours of the sky and the ocean make a perfect backdrop for this sea stack as it catches the warm golden hue of the late afternoon light.
This little islet lives within the protection of an estuary and the tall west coast trees beyond provide guardianship from strong winds.
In the vastness of the beach the little islet reflects in the calm tidal pools at low tide.
The island stands strong in the ocean and the foliage bends to the whim of the winds!
On the British Columbia coast, where a stream meets the tide, a tiny island sits in a body of calm, brackish water.
There is something so eternal and beautiful about little islands of the British Columbia coast!