The was the painting that was used on the invitation to my solo show that was held at the University Women’s Club at Hycroft. Hycroft is a majestic heritage building that was built in 1909 by General Aleander Duncan McRae and is located in Vancouver’s Shaughnessy area. The building and its 5 acre property were donated … Read More
5 x 7 watercolour on paper, 2002, a Holiday Card for BC Children’s Hospital. Kids off sledding on a clear crisp cold winter day.
A fish boat named Fin. Fin just seemed like the right name as I am sure she has had a lot of fins on board!
The word notch is defined as an indentation on an edge or a surface. The name Notch came from the indentations on the wood used for the hull. A happy little sail boat rigged as a sloop.
My Gratitude Angels are a rudimentary looking angel, painted simplistically on on rustic beach wood. Their intended purpose is to hang on a door knob or to stand on a windowsill to remind us to stop for a wee moment be grateful for where we are and what we have.
A small one of a favourite theme, the little stacks on the big beaches of the West Coast!!
Inspired by John Lennon. This piece hangs in my bedroom and is a great one to go to sleep with and a great one wake up to. Inspirational words at both ends of the day.
The philosophy of Beach People is quite simple. They are a gentle folk who have stories to tell. They have been at sea for a long time, sometimes for years, before finding their way to a shore. They have seen the condition of the seas and shorelines. The general theme of their stories is to … Read More