"Tropical night".
This pastel painting is a recreation of one of my batik tapestries of long ago. After a workshop with Erica Neumann on finding your style, I decided to re-explore my (almost) abstract side. I'm enjoying the process.
Painted on Wallis sanded paper, 30 x 40 cm.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, May 6, 2013
Spice Market
This painting was inspired by my favourite spice store in Calgary - The Silk Road Spice Merchants.
Painted on PastelMat 35 x 48 cm
Labels:
pastel,
pastels,
spice market,
spices,
still life
Monday, March 18, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Blue Door and Olive Tree
The inspiration for this painting came from a new store in town called Blue Door Oil and Vinegar. I made this one up, no photo reference...
Painted on Pastelmat, 33 x 45 cm.
Cafes and Street Scenes Workshop
I did this painting last weekend during a workshop with Dianna Ponting in her studio in Abbotsford (BC).
All 5 students worked on the same picture, and the results were amazing! And very different from one another...
I really enjoyed the workshop - Dianna is a great teacher and a talented artist.
Painted on Pastelmat, 32 x 42 cm. Private collection.
All 5 students worked on the same picture, and the results were amazing! And very different from one another...
I really enjoyed the workshop - Dianna is a great teacher and a talented artist.
Painted on Pastelmat, 32 x 42 cm. Private collection.
Labels:
art classes,
Greece,
pastel,
pastels,
street scene
Monday, March 4, 2013
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Portales de Chascomus #4
This is the last painting in the series (for now at least...).
Painted on sandpaper mounted on foam board 30 x 45 cm.
All four paintings in this series have been custom framed.
Painted on sandpaper mounted on foam board 30 x 45 cm.
All four paintings in this series have been custom framed.
Labels:
architectural features,
Chascomus,
doors,
old buildings,
pastel,
pastels,
portals,
window,
windows
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Portales de Chascomus - Series
This is the third painting in the series, titled Portales de Chascomus #3.
My apologies for having the image un-cropped, I'm experiencing technical difficulties with Blogger.
As I finish one painting in the series I go back to the others and make adjustments, retouching a shadow here, a color there... Some time has passed since I started the series, and I grow as an artist with each painting. This revisiting of the older ones is an effort to make the series more consistent.
Painted on sandpaper mounted on foam board 30 x 45 cm.
My apologies for having the image un-cropped, I'm experiencing technical difficulties with Blogger.
As I finish one painting in the series I go back to the others and make adjustments, retouching a shadow here, a color there... Some time has passed since I started the series, and I grow as an artist with each painting. This revisiting of the older ones is an effort to make the series more consistent.
Painted on sandpaper mounted on foam board 30 x 45 cm.
Labels:
architectural features,
Chascomus,
old buildings,
pastels,
windows
Saturday, June 30, 2012
More daily paintings
This small painting is called "Three Amigos", painted on Pastelmat. I got tired of painting produce...
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