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Turbulence
Turbulence, 16×12” watercolour on paper, $200
Foto Friday for May 21, 2021
This submission was from Kennedy and was taken at 5am in Plaster Rock New Brunswick.
Post-pandemic problems
My ears will never be the same! Ouch. If you...
Fight Back
It’s a climate emergency- fight back! It’s not...
Himalayan Kitty
This was drawn for a friend. Don’t you just love the blue eyes.
Had some fun with oils and palette knife- Spring Fling, 20×16” oil on canvas
Price upon request
A long-suffering Leafs fan dares to dream
I have to admit something. I’m as excited as a...
Decorated Canadian Artist Rosemary Lawton Announces New Album
Award winning Eastern-Canadian musician, Rosemary Lawton, has announced the release of her brand-new album, “Canvas”, set to launch on May 28th 2021. Rosemary Lawton is well known within the Eastern Canadian music scene as a Traditional/Celtic artist, champion of women’s rights, and a skilled musician. The winner of the MusicNL Award for Celtic/Traditional Artist of The Year in 2019, Lawton has received multiple MusicNL nominations, and has also been nominated for an East Coast Music Award in the Roots/Traditional category.
More Cowbell, today’s 16×12” watercolour on paper
$200
Mouse in an apple
Now that’s a tiny house.
A watercolour on a rainy afternoon.
I feel better now 😊 Nerepis, 16″x12” $150
Stick Man
I always thought it would be funny to draw ”plein air” but draw stick men. and Child-like trees. And see what passer-by would say. Have a great day 🙂
Reminder Foto Friday starts this week.
Just a reminder the first entry will be posted on Friday. Get your entries in.
Some thoughts on this municipal election day
As Frederictonians and people across much of the...
Happy Mother’s Day
To all the mom’s out there Happy Mother’s Day. Enjoy your day.
Nicholas Denys: A symbol of strength, resiliency and humility
It is the summer of 1687, and a frail, tired old man is walking alongside the Baie des Chaleur near present-day Youghall Beach in Bathurst. At 84, Nicholas Denys has lived far longer than the average lifespan for the time. During those years, he has played a significant role in the settling and development of Acadia, including providing more stability of governance than many of the other royal appointees around him.
Quiet Friend
20×16” Acrylic on canvas $200
Fox
A cute little fox to brighten a dark...
Save Fairy Creek
I see the photos and they break my heart. You can’t plant a few little spruce trees and call it even. These old growth forests are irreplaceable. Please share.
