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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.
Laila Campbell
Mooove That Cow!
Cow and her Little Friend want a taste of the wine!
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Laila Campbell
Mooove That Cow!
Cow and her Little Friend want a taste of the wine!
Teresa Young
Complete Confusion
Beads, Textiles & Waves of Colour in Intricate Patterns of Orange, Purple & Pale Yellow. Feels Like Colourful Confusion, But Works Together in Total Harmony.
Teresa Young
Abstract Luminosity
Organic curving forms swirl around a peach background with rippling colours that create a form that seems to move back into the painting. Gives a dynamic feeling of serenity.
Teresa Young
Fungal Frenzy
An acrylic abstraction of nature's growth on old forest trees. Reverence for nature combines with a primal harmony in orange & purple waves of colour.
Teresa Young
The Wind is Our Ally
A kneeling woman sits amid an abstracted field of beads and feathered light waves of pink, purple and blues. The wind lifts her hair, and she is enjoying the freedom of dynamic airflow as it wafts past her. This acrylic painting dominated by pointillistic abstraction flows with a calm and beatific aura.
Teresa Young
Alien Sunrise
Abstracted field of flowers and plants in an alien landscape, predominantly purple tones with orange and yellow complements. The atmosphere is an alien sunrise, a field of beauty and promise.
Teresa Young
Almost a Flower
Acrylic painting with a bouquet like feeling, organic forms in pink, burgundy and pale blues swirl around a peach background, creating a symphony of colour that celebrates the beauty of nature.
Teresa Young
Peachy Dreams
Organic curving forms swirl around a peach background with rippling colours that create a form that seems to move inward into the painting. The purplish shadowing on the lines gives a feeling of depth and introspection, many hours of enjoyment can come for contemplating the peace of this image.
Teresa Young
As Daylight Comes, We See More
It's a dark painting with a feeling of waiting and organic shapes coming alive. The tones are dark greens and browns in an abstract dark greenish background, lending it to a dusk-like atmosphere. The foreground, which is still very much in shadows, has fungus-like growths in beige and tan that have purplish shadows creating a 3-D impression.
Cecilia Cote
Deserted
This Brazilian Soapstone piece has a heavily veined surface which is curvilinear moving the eye around and through the deserted /empty spaces of the piece imagining what was missing.
