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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.
Maurice Tessier
Ruisseau d'un bord de route
Late summer overflow near Ste martine de Kildere
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Maurice Tessier
Ruisseau d'un bord de route
Late summer overflow near Ste martine de Kildere
Irene Sirko
Facets of Life
This sculpture represents different stages of one’s life, the ups and downs as well as the changes in direction. When you look at every aspect of the sculpture, you will be able to understand more about your own life.
Irene Sirko
Cotton Candy
This pink is just delicious. The softness of this sculpture is created by the flow of the lines and the resulting planes. This sculpture is pleasing and satisfies the one’s appetite for creativity and simplicity.
Irene Sirko
Illumination
Interesting how perspectives change. This alabaster sculpture was on the road to being ‘Crescent Moon’. However, when shaping this sculpture, the flow changed with the result you now see. The colours in this alabaster sculpture are also unique because it combines browns on one side and various greens on the other. This is the result of 2 different experiences of stone that met over thousands of years ago.
Irene Sirko
Penguin 2
Interesting how just a small little twist can create the impression of a penguin. Also, with this soapstone, the blending of 2 different colours on this soapstone works perfectly to complete the impression. Though this sculpture is completely mad of soapstone, the nature of each of the colours is significantly different. The green is composed of soft shards while the brown is homogeneous. In the end, it all works well together.
Irene Sirko
Anticipation
A unique element of Canadian soapstone is the infusion of light green streaks within a dark green stone. They appear throughout this sculpture and add a sparkle to the stone. Initially, a natural break on the inside curve of the sculpture appeared as a beautiful, rugged ridge and was to be incorporated. It however did not work no matter what approach was taken. After some time, the rugged edge was eliminated and the flow of the work emerged.
Gary Crosby
Spirit Of Ukraine
It is hard to ignore what Russia is doing to its neighbours, which, I might add, has signed several Non Aggression pacts over the years. This carving is designed to display our support for the Ukrainian People and their ongoing struggles.Hand-carved and hand-painted out of solid Canadian hardwood and finished with beeswax. Made from recycled material; go green use wood All of our artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity is signed by the artists, plus a built-in time capsule which has a signed note from the artists, all located behind the 2022 coin from the Royal Canadian MintIf you would like one of our current designs or would like a custom display designed for you, don’t hesitate to contact us using the email below. Or perhaps you are interested in something different, just let us know, and we will work with you to create something unique. DW Carving has artists who can work in several mediums: painting, Epoxy art, Wood carving, Sculpting, Furniture design, Pyrography art, and so much more.
Gary Crosby
Can We Hold It Together
We have come this far as a species; we have met every challenge that has been thrown at us. We need to attack Climate Change with just as much courage as before to win this battle and make this world a better place. The question is,’ What are we going to do about this issue?’ that said, what am I going to do? Climate Change Art can be custom ordered in a larger scale.
Gary Crosby
Gift From The Vines
This is our latest Wine Lovers series, designed to hang on any wall at home or in the vineyards. This sculpture represents what the vines give us every year; incredibile grapes to create exceptional wines world wide. Wine has become one of our most cher- ished drinks in most households around the world from the very sweet to incredibly dry, with a soft fruity taste or with a hint of oak. This sculpture represents it all with the vines providing a soft touch as it pours our next glass of incredible wine.
Gary Crosby
Ghost Wolf
The Ghost Wolf is a combination of several disciplines; woodcarving, pyrography art, painting and epoxy art. Combining all of them together to create a unique piece of art called the ‘Ghost Wolf’.
