Dallas Road winds along the southern edge of Victoria, and goes by Ross Bay. The final resting place of Emily Carr is at a cemetery not far from this spot. It didn’t occur to me that this was the case until after I painted it; but her work has always been a big inspiration, and I’d like to think she’s in this one.
The original 10×12″ acrylic on canvas painting is available for sale at the Gage Gallery at 2031 Oak Bay Avenue, Victoria, BC, or you can purchase this online here.
Don’t miss this episode! You’ll get to see me prattle on about my artwork, nervously filling spaces up with “uhs” while I make it up as I go, and I accuse June Haynes of making moody paintings!
I’m not used to giving interviews, but June and I did with Efren Quiroz of Exhibit-V. Here it is:
The warm sand under our bare feet, the endless discoveries of flora and fauna in the tidal pools, and the trees swaying in the gentle breeze made for this perfect day on Sidney Spit.
The original 24×30″ acrylic on canvas painting is available for purchase here.
On this rare warm day in an otherwise cold January, I stopped by this twisting arbutus tree in the ephemeral dusky light on the way down from the top of Bear Hill.
This painting is part of the Spectrum show at Gage Gallery, on until April 20.
The original 24×30″ painting be purchased until then at the gallery, or in the online store here.
