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Member's Showcase
This Member's Showcase features Artists in Canada's Active Membership who are dedicated to producing new artwork and crafts. Find Canadian art from paintings in oil, acrylic, watercolour, as well as mixed media, photography, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, wood working and jewelry. Pay no commissions. All transactions are with the artist unless represented by Artists in Canada. Prices are the same as dealing with the artist.
Rosemarie Armstrong
Rock Stacks at Mackenzie Beach
Early evening painting at Mackenzie Beach near Tofino. Spectacular rock stacks create a sheltered gateway to the Pacific Ocean. This region south of Tofino is within Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island B.C., and while the rugged coastline is beautiful it is also wild, hazardous, and famous for its magnificent storm watching. Marine, intertidal species and mammals are abundant. Each year, at least 8 million tonnes of plastics leak into the ocean. The District of Tofino, Surfrider Pacific Rim and Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks partnership fosters beach stewardship; collect litter, marine debris, use water refill stations, single-use items are banned.
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Rosemarie Armstrong
Rock Stacks at Mackenzie Beach
Early evening painting at Mackenzie Beach near Tofino. Spectacular rock stacks create a sheltered gateway to the Pacific Ocean. This region south of Tofino is within Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island B.C., and while the rugged coastline is beautiful it is also wild, hazardous, and famous for its magnificent storm watching. Marine, intertidal species and mammals are abundant. Each year, at least 8 million tonnes of plastics leak into the ocean. The District of Tofino, Surfrider Pacific Rim and Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks partnership fosters beach stewardship; collect litter, marine debris, use water refill stations, single-use items are banned.
Jan Jenkins
Going Home
Canola and flax fields in bloom are such a beautiful sight often encountered when driving smaller highways and backroads across the Canadian prairies. Acrylic and Ink on canvasboard, mounted on 8x10" cradled wood panel and ready to hang. Contact Artist for photo of mounted work.
Jan Jenkins
Silent Offering
Included in this composition are Manitoba healing and edible wild plants including Wood Sorrel, Wild Licorice, Blood Root, Indigo Milk Caps, Bur Oak, Bunchberry, Wild Strawberry, Sarsaparilla, Ginger, Clover. My Zenworks express my love of pen and ink and a desire to poetically meld the abstract with imagery created through spontaneous strokes and repeating patterns. This artwork is matted to fit a 16x20" frame (frame not included).
Jan Jenkins
Gardener of the Forest #3/50
Elephants are integral to forest bio-diversity and health as most tropical forests rely on animals to disperse their seeds. This is a varied-edition hand-pulled linocut over acrylic gel-plate monoprint on paper, matted to fit an 11" x 14" frame (frame not included).
Jan Jenkins
Let's Dance
Let’s Dance is a celebration of the joy, freedom, and love of life found in healthy, thriving communities of people who have a common goal of working towards the betterment of their community. The colours symbolize happiness (yellow), self-love (pink), communication (blue) and growth (green). Music and dance always lifts people's spirit, infuses us with optimism and hope, bringing us together in ways that heal and move us forward in a positive direction. My Zenworks express my love of pen and ink and a desire to poetically meld the abstract with imagery created through spontaneous strokes and repeating patterns. Zenworks emerge via a tranquil, meditative process that frees me to explore and experiment with line, shape and colour. Matted to fit a 16x20" frame (frame not included).
Jan Jenkins
Peace Maker #29/50
Turtle teaches us about walking our own path in peace with persistence, determination and serenity. This is a varied-edition hand-pulled linocut print on watercoloured paper. Matted to fit an 8" x 10" frame (frame not included).
Julia Hacker
Lotus painting
Julia Hacker
Its a Good Day
Julia Hacker
The World as he created
Julia Hacker
Morning in LA
