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Majestic: This magnificent animal, indigenous to northern Alberta, Canada, is a Dall Sheep. I imagined it leaping to the next ledge. It was a challenge to capture the ram’s power and majesty. The startling contrast of the chamois horns, silver-white body coat and black muzzle, eyes, and hoofs, are so uniquely Dall. The larger indentations in its trophy sized horn curls count out the number of years it has survived in the wilderness. Majestic is at his prime―in his eighth year on the mountain.
Majestic: This magnificent animal, indigenous to northern Alberta, Canada, is a Dall Sheep. I imagined it leaping to the next ledge. It was a challenge to capture the ram’s power and majesty. The startling contrast of the chamois horns, silver-white body coat and black muzzle, eyes, and hoofs, are so uniquely Dall. The larger indentations in its trophy sized horn curls count out the number of years it has survived in the wilderness. Majestic is at his prime―in his eighth year on the mountain.
This is one of four in the series of Desert Mountain inspired by our stay in Coachella Valley, California.
Irie was the first lady in the All Colour is Beautiful Series. She showed up amidst a mess of colour in and underpainting. She was the start of the All Colour Is Beautiful series who represent women of strength and beauty from within.
A colourful representation of the mountains and valleys in British Columbia. Check out my website for additional artworks in this series.
Bliss is the 3rd lady in the All Colour Is Beautiful Series. She represents women of beauty and strength from within.
Inspired by the local mountains in the Okanagan Valley. Check out my website for more artworks from this series.
This is the fourth black & white cityscape in the series painted on a wood panel. I had fun blending in the face and a wee bit of colour.
Skaha Lake in British Columbia featuring a tree that was struck by lightning.
Applying acrylic paints and course pumice stone this painting came to life! Look closely for markings and definition. I hope you enjoy!
The subtle transitions within the blue-green range of colors in this painting create an almost monochromatic rainbow.