My Paintings: 2020

Tuesday, 22 December 2020

Paintings from this summer

Both of these paintings are done on 140 lb watercolour paper 8x10

Lockmaster's House, Smiths Falls, now home of Le Boat

Stone bridge, Canal Museum and water tower, Smiths Falls

Wednesday, 2 December 2020

My latest card

I just completed this watercolour of a pileated woodpecker for my sister's birthday card. She doesn't have internet any more so I can't just message her. Hope she likes it!

Thursday, 20 February 2020

More older painting photos

Pink flowers watercolour

Red poppies acrylic done with pallet knife

Puffin watercolour painted before our trip to Newfoundland

Beach

Abstract with beading

My very first acrylic painting started on my first day of art lessons in Jan 2015

First watercolour painted from a You Tube video

My favourite scene from Stewart Park in Perth, ON

Acrylic painted from Katy Jobling You Tube video

Puffins in acrylic painted on our return from Newfoundland

Some older paintings

My very first watercolour, done as a birthday card for Garth, my BIL

Canoe painting for my nephew Nick for Christmas a few years ago

Walking on the beach, gift for my niece, Danica. She and her Mom love to walk on the beach

Keeley Falls, Andrew Haydon Park Ottawa

My first abstract

Poppy

Northern Lights from a DVD which I purchased from Jerry Yarnell

Poppy that I painted for sister, Betty for Christmas one year

Trees along Lake Erie, gifted to my sister & BIL, Margie & John

Wednesday, 19 February 2020

Paintings so far in 2020

El Capitan in very early morning, Yosemite National Park (painted from Gordon's photo)


My cityscape created from a pour gone wrong

Acrylic 16x20 on canvas board. This painting has a story. I bought the frame and canvas at a local auction. The original painting was of birds. I gessoed over it and decided to do an acrylic pour but I had seen a pour done of faces, so I made face shapes with a glue gun. Well that went horribly wrong so I painted over the canvas again trying to to think of what I could do with it now that it had the hot glue lines for the faces. So this is what I came up with.