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Showing posts with label Saltspring Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saltspring Island. Show all posts

Saturday, February 16, 2013

'Evening Ferry in the Islands'



'Late on a September afternoon
 with updrafts of August like warmth.
 High on an island mountain cliff 
Turkey Vultures and Ravens passing so close below
 you hear the rush of air through their wings.
Far below in the distance 
the ferries ply their trade, 
but up here on the edge of this glacial sculpture 
the silence tingles on your skin.
The scent of pine and fir warmed by summer like heat
 is thick in the air with Raven talk...
 breath deeply...'
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Oil on canvas 22 x 28
Thoughts & comments always appreciated.
Jeffrey

Monday, October 1, 2012

'The Tangled Shoreline'


This piece from a recent painting adventure to 
Saltspring Island will tell you that it is starting
 to feel like fall here in south western BC.
The Big Leaf maples were showing 
lots of colour.
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Oil on wood panel 10 x 8.
Your thoughts & comments are always valued.
Jeffrey

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

'Saltspring Cove'


This is the time of year when I am usually pretty pumped
and hard at the easel and other art related duties.
Looking back at some of the successes and trying to
put some perspective on the failures. This piece reminds
me to make sure that 'this year' I must paint outside
more than the last, something I really enjoy!
As the rain continues to fall I look forward to each day
I might get out to paint with great anticipation!
(Will it ever stop...jeeze!)
Oil on board 6x8.
Thoughts and comments most welcomed!
Jeffrey
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Saturday, October 10, 2009

'Beach Shadows',

(Saltspring Island, the Gulf Islands BC, marine ecosystems paintings)

For many of us the beach or shore of the sea is as close as
we come to seeing how every square inch of this delicate
ecosystem is utilized by marine life. The intertidal zones
are one of the most important areas in the marine ecosystem
and one that should be stridently preserved and protected.
Acrylic on canvas 24 x 30.
Comments and thoughts always appreciated!
Jeffrey