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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.
Jodie Dansereau
Head Above Water
*Reproduction Prints for sale only* I joke that this painting is a kind of self-portrait, as at times in my life, I can relate to this bear in getting in over my head and then just furiously treading water to stay afloat. However, the bigger issue with this painting and the bigger inspiration, is the condition of the disappearing polar ice caps, forcing polar bears to swim great lengths in order to find land. In 'Head above Water' I tried to convey the struggle and uncertainty of this particular bears plight. Only the viewer can determine whether she makes it to shore or not. Ducks Unlimited Portfolio Artist 2018
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Jodie Dansereau
Head Above Water
*Reproduction Prints for sale only* I joke that this painting is a kind of self-portrait, as at times in my life, I can relate to this bear in getting in over my head and then just furiously treading water to stay afloat. However, the bigger issue with this painting and the bigger inspiration, is the condition of the disappearing polar ice caps, forcing polar bears to swim great lengths in order to find land. In 'Head above Water' I tried to convey the struggle and uncertainty of this particular bears plight. Only the viewer can determine whether she makes it to shore or not. Ducks Unlimited Portfolio Artist 2018
Claudia Punter
Castor Canadensis - The Beaver
This beaver was so busy eating and collecting his food that I had a good time observing him.
Ray Swirsky
Rosebud River Island Retreat
A plein air painting from the September Artist Paint-Out in Rosebud, Alberta, this past September.
Diane Morgan
Forget Me Not
Reflective quiet moment
John Perret
Aspen Stand
Saskatchewan Image-Tax and shipping extra.
John Perret
Aspens At Sunset
Saskatchewan Imagery. Tax and shipping extra.
Janna Kumi
Coat of Many Colours (Print)
A drawing of an eastern white bark. The original was drawn on cradled panel but is sold. A few prints remain (limited edition of 10) printed on Canson Watercolour paper with archival ink by Opus Print.
Joanne Abbott
On the Move
Living on the edge of the forest in Temiscaming, the red fox is a frequent visitor. When they pause, it is an opportunity to capture a still moment. The red fox is a particular favourite for its grace and agility.
Sabine Hahnel
Reaching for the mountains
Original large acrylic/oil painting on canvas,36x48'', ready to hang
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.
