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/looking forward to making a new nest drawing after finding this one — probably from last year but still showing the amazing intricacy a robin puts into this work
After many adventures I am settled down in my favorite childhood environment of Beach Grove. The light here on Boundary Bay is amazing. I do show some works locally, please look below the heron for details—-
looking forward to making a new nest drawing after finding this one — probably from last year but still showing the amazing intricacy a robin puts into this work
For the month of October the South Delta Plein Aire Painters are having a show at the Ladner Library. I don’t get to paint with them every week, but I had two pieces to put in the show. This is a fun and challenging group that welcomes new members.
Please come and join us for this fun event. Quite a few studios will be open at 195 Pemberton, and on the street nearby. I'll have a preview of the series which will be shown in April. Studio is kid friendly!
You are invited to an Open Studio on Saturday, December 3, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at 195 Pemberton in North Vancouver. Many studios will be open! Meet artists at work, "shop local" sale of artworks, clothing and jewellery. A chance for you to add to our donations to the homeless shelter. Join me for hot cider and treats!
On March 5 please come and visit!
The Studio will be open from 12:00 noon until 5:00 p.m.
Many other studios in the building will be open as well--
Culture Days at 195 Studios saw the hosting of parrots from the Greyhaven Sanctuary, and children's crafts related to birds. It was a very successful day. Children were also able to write
a "message to the birds" which will be transcribed onto a drawing to be donated to the Sanctuary.
As our long hot summer continues, I'm working on the bird series. Also, I'm spending a lot of time contemplating and photographing herons.
Read MoreThe "Simply Drawing" annual show at the studio of Sandrine Pelissier in North Vancouver was a successful event.
Now we are heading into "The Long Hot Summer" and it's time to paint and draw outside.
Welcome...
First let me honour the Coast Salish people, as I have lived most of my life and created the artwork on this site on their traditional lands. I would also like to honour my ancestors and the teachers, friends and family members who have helped me to continue with my endeavours.
You are invited to an opening on June 9th, from 6 to 8 p.m, at the Ferry Building Gallery on the waterfront in West Vancouver. The drawing "Power of the World" which started off my current bird series will be part of the exhibit.
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