The subjectsI choose to paint what grabs my attention, what I consider important and what brings me joy. And If it's bright, and colourful, it's perfect for me to paint. If it leads somewhere else, be a river, a backalley or a hiking trail, it's for me to explore and give it my visual interpretation. I may add movement and shadows, play with the forms and the colours until I like it and I have shared my first impression.
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The materialsAcrylic paint for its bright colours and flexibility. I can't stand waiting for paint to dry so acrylic is perfect. Canvases and hard wood craddle boards work for me, from large enough format you feel like entering the painting to small lively rendition to inspire a little.
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As is or custom madeMost of my work is about what I like to see on canvas but every so often I will paint what you would like to see. So I do commission work. Just ask me.
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Thanks to Richard Cannings, who welcomed a few of my paintings in his local MP office.
The Tumbleweed gallery is welcoming submissions from young (Grade 11-12) upcoming artists to join us at our June 20th opening. Contact Tumbleweed for details.
The Tumbleweed gallery is welcoming submissions from young (Grade 11-12) upcoming artists to join us at our June 20th opening. Contact Tumbleweed for details.
What's coming Up
The winery Bench 1775 was and awesome place to show my work so thanks to all those who bought my paintings!
Would you like to have fun and learn to paint like me? I will be offering a second 2 sessions workshop at Front Street Gallery later this fall of 2019 . Please contact the gallery or send me a direct email to register!
A big welcome to Elizabeth Bigg, Penticton's new animal control officer. And see below the two murals she so easily convinced me to paint for free to continue her Penticton Dog pound beautification project. The murals are approx. 6 to 8 feet wide by 5 feet tall and painted with commercial paint kindly donated by True colours, Benjamin Moore paint store in Penticton. Another mural painted by Barb Hoffer is also on display. See the video that the City of Penticton did https://youtu.be/WZDAzStoZi4 and Global news https://globalnews.ca/news/5254275/penticton-community-bands-together-to-give-local-dog-shelter-a-makeover/
If you are in Penticton and looking to see some of my new works, both the Front Street Gallery located at 60 Front Street and The Tumbleweed Gallery located at 452 Main Street carry my work. I may be found in either one of the galleries working on a new painting on any given day. Please contact me to find out when and where.
Loved his dog
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Canine territory
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