Saxe Point offers a great spot to take in the sunset. On this evening, we were enjoying a picnic supper with friends, on one of the first February evenings when it was warm enough and bright enough to do so. The sun slowly sank down to the horizon while I stayed perched on this rock. Others of us explored the water’s edge below.
Links to buy the original 24×36″ original acrylic on canvas painting and prints can be found here: https://thefeelingoftheplace.com/portfolio/sunset-at-saxe-point/
Water, air, trees, rock, mist and clouds combined with the soft evening light to form this last impression for me before we had to leave after an afternoon exploring the tidal pools at Botanical Beach.
Links to purchase the original 12×24″ acrylic on canvas painting and prints are available here:
https://thefeelingoftheplace.com/portfolio/tranquil-sunset-at-botanical-beach/
I’ve had a request to see some of my work, and so long as I am setting it up on the front lawn, I thought I’d let you know and invite you in case you wanted to come by and see it, too.
On Monday Morning, May 18, from 9:30-noon, I will have a selection of artwork on display (prints and originals), available for sale, or just for a peruse or a chat with yours truly at a comfortable distance of at least 6 feet.
I’ll have my work set up out in the front yard at 1256 Montrose Avenue, not far from Cook and Hillside.
A collection of 8 of my paintings will be on display as part of a show at Gallery 5 on the fifth floor of the Ministry of Health building here on Blanshard Street in Victoria, BC.
This show is not accessible to the public, but if you are working in health care there is a good chance you might be on the way to or from a meeting on this floor.
My work will be there until October this year.
No artist can hope to claim universal appeal, but it gives me great satisfaction when I see someone connect with one of my paintings, and I see their shoulders loosen, just a little, for a while; perhaps even just a second or two.
During this time, it’s nice to know my work will be there for the people who are working hard to pull us through this pandemic. I’d like to think that at some point, in some small way, someone who is working long hours under tough circumstances might get a moment of relief from the stress of this moment through the experience of my work.
I am pleased to announce that two of my paintings were juried in to the Federation of Canadian Artists Victoria Chapter Show, Looking in, Looking Out.
Times being what they are, this is an online show, so you can see it online until May 31st, here: https://federationgallery.com/show/victoria_chapter_looking_in_looking_out/0