The Point Atkinson Lighthouse is located in the Lighthouse Park. First built as a wooden structure in 1875, the lighthouse was reconstructed in concrete in 1914. Ten Kilometres of trails wind around Lighthouse Park and although access to the lighthouse is not possible some trails lead to great views!
A tiny islet lives in a clear green sea. The water is so crystal clear that the rock edges of the islet are visible under the water.
The cutest tiny islet sits at the entrance to Telegraph Cove. It reflects the colours of the trees into the water creating a wonderful pattern.
The sun has just gone below the horizon and the iconic sea stack of the west coast stands with a majestic grandeur. They always cause me to stop and admire them.
The incoming tide at Chesterman Beach fills the little sand ripples and grooves creating wonderful patterns picking up the sky’s reflections. The familiar Frank Island is very unique because it is accessible at low tide.
Painted for BC Children’s Hospital Card Program 2023. A string of lights are looped over the snowman’s arms and light him up in the snowy winter forest.
This piece was painted for BC Children’s Holiday Card Program. A cold crisp day in the mountain and a little girl has fun going nose to nose with her snowman friend!
Stearman beach has a stream running across the beach heading to the ocean. The kids have such a fun time playing in this shallow gentle stream!
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.
Located right under the Granville Street Bridge, Granville Island is a unique place that is home to the Federation of Canadian Artists Gallery as well as artist’s studios. Aa well there is a wonderful market, restaurants, many shops and water activities. A great place to visit!