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Southbank Brisbane Qld Australia

2011-12-21T01:44:00.000-08:00

My birthday was yesterday, and I had the girls for the best part of the day. I was excited. We caught the bus to Southbank, and had lunch at the Decks Express, then wandered around and took in the sights. We gravitated to Streets Beach of course.:-)) The girls swam, and I sketched awhiles..

Urban Sketching. Matisse Drawing Life Exhibition. (Brisbane Australia)

2011-12-08T03:50:00.000-08:00

My Granddaughter and I went to The Gallery of Modern Art today, to see the Matisse Exhibit. We were delighted to find, they had set up a "Drawing Room" We sat awhile and sketched. I sketched Auguste Rodin's Bust "Torse de Jeune Femme", and a sketch of my granddaughter drawing..

I went to the Qld Art Gallery today and did a sketch of part of my favourite painting at the gallery. It is called Monday Morning.

2011-11-30T22:15:00.001-08:00

The Former Taylor-Heaslop Building

2011-11-30T15:45:00.001-08:00

This is the Former Taylor-Heaslop Building, erected in 1889-90, is important as surviving evidence of the Woolloongabba Fiveways, one of Brisbane's principal shopping centres in the latter part of the 19th century, and for demonstrating the impact of the economic boom of the 1880's in metropolitan Brisbane.

Sketching at Cannon Hill Shopping Complex October 2011

2011-10-18T02:04:00.000-07:00

Mango Micks Fruit Stall

Mother and daughters taking a break. The girls had just come to chat with me, telling me how good I was at drawing, and telling me their father is an artist, and their uncle in South Africa is a famous artist :-)) They were delightful!

Practice. He kept bobbing up and down, so I gave up :-D

Red Rooster takeaway

Watermelon stall at Mango Micks.

Bulimba Ferry Terminal Brisbane

2011-09-30T03:55:00.000-07:00

The Bulimba ferry terminal was built in 1922 for the Balmoral Shire Council, then responsible for the efficient servicing of several ferry routes across the Brisbane River. Since the days of the convict settlement at Moreton Bay when a punt was poled between the main settlement and the south bank of the river, ferries have been a vital transport facility for Brisbane. The river twists and loops through the city and cross-river access is important in linking city and suburbs and greatly reducing travel time between them. Although the first bridge linked the city and South Brisbane in 1862, no other bridges were built for many years, public transport was limited and few people had private transport until after World War Two. People who needed to commute to work and to access shopping and entertainment facilities used cross-river ferries on a daily basis. Ferries were the only major transport service provided by metropolitan local authorities as responsibility for care and management had been placed in their hands by an 1858 Act.

Toronto Islands - Toronto - Canada

2011-07-28T16:39:00.000-07:00

I went to Toronto Islands with my friends. I found this amazing 200 year old lighthouse to sketch.. Gibraltar Point Lighthouse.

Built in 1808, this is the oldest stone building in Toronto and the oldest surviving lighthouse on the Great Lakes. From its site on Gibraltar Point, it has watched most of Toronto’s history unfold. A lightkeeper was resident until 1958, when the lighthouse was decommissioned.

I would have finished my sketch, if I hadn't been attacked by hundreds of red ants..:-))

A quick sketch at Carousel Cafe while I was waiting for my lunch.

York Soaring Gliding Club - Wellington County - Ontario Canada

2011-07-25T17:24:00.000-07:00

I spent the day at the gliding club with my friends. I managed to sketch a little and I also went for an amazing flight, with the man who brought Freedom Wings into Canada, Charles Peterson. What an amazing man, he is a qualified gliding instructor many items over, an aerobatic instructor, a qualified sailor, and lord knows what else. I spent the most delightful hour with him up in the clouds. He even did "wing overs" for me. What a hoot. If I ever get to go flying with him again, I am going to tell him, he need not worry about doing mild acrobatics, I am all in!!!!!

York Soaring Gliding Club

ASK21 Glider

GILLIES LAKE. Northern Ontario - CANADA

2011-07-09T18:31:00.000-07:00

Is a 20-hectare lake in the heart of the City of Timmins. It is a five minute walk from my friends house, so we can go for a walk at will. I have been around twice now, the first time with my camera, this time with my sketch book.
Gillies Lake Promenade was developed by the Conservation Authority as part of its lake rejuvenation project in 1986. Since that time, the 2.5 km trail has become the focus for the entire community trail netwrk with direct linkages to the Scout Rock, Golden Springs, and Lion's Walk Trails. Future plans call for connections through the downtown to the Waterfront Trail.

I am going to check out Scout Rock next time...

HERON in watercolour..

2011-07-03T17:36:00.000-07:00

This is a painting I have done this last week. I started it at an Artist Meet in Jackson's Point, Keswick, Ontario, and finished it at my friends Art Club today in Timmins Ontario.

Westfield Heritage Village - Rockton - Ontario Canada

2011-06-29T20:02:00.000-07:00

D. Glenn Kilmer and Golden (Goldie) L. MacDonell, two Brantford high school teachers, purchased 30 acres in October, 1960 at the site which later became Westfield heritage Village. They envisioned a unique project which would develop a pioneer village as a non-profit educational institution to preserve and present the 19th century rural life in Upper Canada. Their vision became a reality when Westfield was officially opened to the public on June 15, 1964.
I have a friend, Lynn who is a volunteer at Westfield. She works in the Print Shop. Without the volunteers, Westfield would not survive. It is an amazing place, and I went with Lynn several times.

Webster's Falls Dundas Ontario Canada

2011-06-29T19:07:00.000-07:00

Webster's Falls is a curtain waterfall 22 metres in height. Located at the Spencer Gorge / Webster's Falls Conservation area in Greensville, its source is Spencer Creek. It is one of two falls within the Spencer Gorge, and with a crest of 24 metres, it is the largest in the region. It is also probably the most popular and widely known fall in Hamilton, and has the biggest park associated with a waterfall. According to Joe Hollick, Webster's Falls has the highest number of vintage postcards bearing its image, suggesting that it was also the most frequently visited waterfall a century ago as well.

Buildings on King Street West - Dundas Hamilton Ontario Canada

2011-06-16T13:34:00.000-07:00

This used to be the Glen Campbell Dairy. The building is no longer a dairy but the old figure head remains to remind us of a day gone by. It is a lovely old building.

Winchester Arms Pub. It is a true British Pub, sporting British fare. I can't at present find any history about the building

Crooks Hollow Dundas Ontario CANADA

2011-06-16T13:33:00.000-07:00

Crooks’ Hollow is located on Spencer Creek, near the community of Greensville. My friend and I went to paint there Tuesday. It lovely down by the river, so peaceful.

There is a century old dam there, which is about to be removed, so sad really.. The dam is situated downstream from a series of historic dams that were built in the late 18th century to provide water power to a number of grist mills, sawmills and paper mills. The Crooks’ Hollow Dam was constructed in 1913 for the purpose of supplying water to the community of Dundas, a function that ceased when a municipal water supply was established for Dundas. Between 1959 and 2001, the Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club used the reservoir as a source of water for irrigation. The reservoir and surrounding lands are currently used for recreation including hiking, fishing and limited boating. In 2000, the ownership of the Crooks’ Hollow Dam along with 9.9 hectares of land was transferred to the HCA. Over the years, several dam condition assessments have identified concerns relating to the integrity and stability of the dam. These studies, along with a Dam Stability and Assessment Study conducted in 2005, further confirmed the need to restore, modify or remove the dam to ensure its safety during major storm events. The decision is very controversial. I personally think restoration should go ahead.

Soccer at Ancaster High School Ontario Canada June 2011

2011-06-12T06:57:00.000-07:00

Ancaster’s history stretches back over 200 years. The town was given its name in 1793 by Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe after it had been surveyed as part of a plan to create roads for military reasons. By 1823, due in large part to its easily accessible water power located nearby already existing historical trading routes, Ancaster had become Upper Canada's largest industrial and commercial center. At that time it also had the largest population in Upper Canada with 1,681 townspeople surpassing both Toronto's 1,376 and Hamilton's 1,000 residents.

The soccer game is part of the Heritage Days Celebrations.. My friends grandson was playing in the over 15's, so we went along to watch and support him.

Mt Nemo conservation area, Halton; Ontario CANADA

2011-06-07T17:40:00.000-07:00

Mt Nemo conservation area has one of the best cliff ecosystems on Ontario’s Niagara Escarpment. Rich green ferns blanket limestone boulders scattered among old growth forests that are alive with jewel like birds. Crevice caves and ancient cedars, a thousand years old, can be seen all along the meandering cliff edge trail.

An interpretive lookout with spectacular views of the surrounding countryside lets visitors know why this natural environment park is worth protecting. Parking and connections to the Bruce Trail are available at this intriguing conservation area.

While I was sitting here sketching, a Turkey Vulture came and sat on the rock I was sketching. It was so neat, and he stayed there for a good 2 minutes. I bent down to pick up my camera to take his photo, but his mate came by, flapped her wings and they flew off..

Sears Hair studio at Limeridge Mall Hamilton Ontario Canada

2011-05-31T20:00:00.001-07:00

I went to get my hair done today, and sat watching fascinated as a sweet old man had his hair permed. really tight perm too. His wife was waiting patiently for her turn as well..

Sketching at "The Royal City Bowmen" Guelph, Ontario, CANADA

2011-05-25T17:57:00.000-07:00

"The Royal City Bowmen" archery club is located near Guelph, Ontario, Canada. It is a 44-acre forest which is rented from the Grand River Conservation Authority and is on the east side of Guelph Lake, located just northeast of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. My friend Lynn, took me with her, to her plein aire painting class. It was a fantastic afternoon, and I did this sketch.

Westfiled Historical Village

In 1960 two Brantford high school teachers purchased 30 acres of land in the Hamilton region to store a THB (Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo Railway) Class "G" Consolidated locomotive.

This was the birth of the Westfiled Historical Village. There are now 35 period buildings on the site, ranging from the 1700's and 1800's, and it is open to the public Sundays and holidays. It really is worth the visit. The Historic interpretors wear historical costume. There are also first person interpretors who speak in period language. It adds authenticity to the village.

While I was there last Monday 23rd May, I had the pleasure of listening to the "Mercoledi Strings" Orchestra. It was an hour well spent, the music was heavenly, and I managed to draw this quick sketch.

Montebello Park St Catharines Ont. Canada

2011-05-21T16:25:00.000-07:00

Montebello Park is the main recreational park for Downtown St Catharines. It was designed in 1887, by Frederick Law Olmstead, the founding father of landscape architecture in the United States, and one of the designers of Central Park in New York City.

This man was busking in front of the Coffee Culture restaurant, on St Pauls street, where I stopped and had my lunch. He had disappeared straight after I drew him, so I didn't get a chance to give him some money.. Pity.

St Catharines Ontario Canada 19th May 2011

2011-05-20T07:29:00.000-07:00

St Catharines Town Hall and Market House was built in 1848-49. The builder was William Barren and the architect was Kivas Tully. It is made of Thorold stone.

It is a magnificent building with Roman Arch windows, heavily molded eaves, and gorgeous corbels.

It was originally used by the Board of Police and Town Hall, and Farmers Markets in the east wing. This wing was a later addition, built by Samuel Dolson, in 1863.

The upper floor boasted 22 foot ceilings, and was originally the council chamber and meeting hall.

I did not go inside as court was in session. I would have loved to though. Maybe next time.

The clock tower is a working three faced clock. It has an 8 foot long pendulum, with a 50lb bob. The dome is octagonal.

Man eating lunch in the Court House gardens.

Lisa's Cafe is in the St Catharines Public Library. I stopped for a wonderful blueberry/cranberry bran muffin and a hot chocolate.

Westminster United Church St Catharines Ontario - Canada

2011-05-18T19:53:00.000-07:00

Sadly, I can find no history about this lovely church. I sketched it from my friends balcony.

My Trip to Canada May to August 2011

2011-05-10T17:19:00.000-07:00

Brisbane Airport

In flight on Korean Airlines

Lady in Traditional Korean Dress at Seoul Airport.

Sketching for Japan. (Sketchcrawls 31st world wide Sketch Crawl Southbank Brisbane Australia) 16/04/2011

2011-04-16T02:22:00.000-07:00

Today was/is Sketchcrawls 31st Worldwide Sketchcrawl. A friend and I went to Southbank, Brisbane, Australia. Southbank was under water in January, from the Brisbane floods. Pretty much everything was damaged, all of the heritage buildings are gone forever, except one. The Ship Inn. I did try to sketch it, but I am still architecturally challenged. I will keep practicing. I did these sketches though, and really enjoyed doing them.

Sketching at Cannon Hill Train Station 10th April 2011

2011-04-09T23:28:00.001-07:00

Cannon Hill was named after the Weedon family home 'Cannon Hill House'. Built in 1867, the house, which had extensive grounds and a maze, burnt down in 1927. Cannon Hill was still mainly bush, with a few settlers growing crops or bananas until the 1880s. In 1881, the Queensport Freezing and Food Export Company produced the first frozen meat. This began Cannon Hill's change from rural and residential to an area focussed on grazing and the meat industry. Officially, most of the meat working was in the suburbs of Morningside or Murarrie, but Cannon Hill supported and is identified with the meat industry. In 1889, the train line came to Cannon Hill, but the area was still mainly bush for another twenty years. One waved a red flag to tell the driver to stop.

Gradually semi-rural Cannon Hill came to be seen as the meatworkers' area. More workers came with the new meatworks. In 1931 the saleyards opened and many stockmen and their families moved into the area.

During the Depression itinerant workers lived in a settlement on the corner of Creek and Richmond roads, with huts made out of flattened kerosene tins.

An American Army camp was located at the corner of Lang and Richmond roads during the Second World War. Most of the development of Cannon Hill took place in the 1940s and later, and even into the 1950s cattle were driven along the main roads to their fate. It is now a popular suburb to live, and is still growing.

Sketching people at Carina Leagues Club

2011-04-09T05:38:00.000-07:00

I went to the club to watch my grandson play last night. They had a great game, and I sketched!

My daughter and her partner

My daughters best friend

My daughters best friend and her husband

Galeria Cafe, Westfield Carindale

2011-04-01T01:58:00.000-07:00

I had some business to do at Westfield Carindale, so I called into my favourite cafe for my favourite long black. I couldn't resist practising my sketching while I was sitting there :-)

Carina Leagues Club 25.03.2011

2011-03-26T23:43:00.000-07:00

My grandson plays rugby league. He is in the under 15's, and I went to watch him play a home game on friday night.

Sketching at the Mater Specialist Clinic 22/03/2011

2011-03-22T01:57:00.000-07:00

I had an appointment at the specialist clinic this afternoon. I was kept waiting for two and a half hours! Got to love our public health system, not. :-)
Never one to miss an opportunity, I got out my trusty sketch book and pen.

Sketching at the Cannon Hill Bus Interchange. 21/03/2011

2011-03-21T02:40:00.000-07:00

I missed a great opportunity this afternoon. I had to go to the Transport department, and I forgot to grab my sketchbook!! So, I got a lift to the bus interchange, and spent a delightful hour and a half down there sketching. I walked home, so got my sketching fix, as well as my health fix :-))

AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM (Brushtail Opossum)

2011-03-20T03:45:00.000-07:00

I have a visitor every night, as beautiful Opossum. She has a baby in her pouch, which she allows out sometimes to hang onto her back. She comes to eat her supper on my patio. She loves seeds and apple. Opossum's are nocturnal marsupials. They sleep during the day, in hollow logs, or in suburbia under houses and when they can get in, roof cavities. They are so sweet, and very timid. They will bite and scratch if provoked, but in general they will run away, or roll over and "play dead".

This little lady was very patient. She sat at the feeding dish eating away, while I sketched her. Once in a while she would look at me long enough for me to get a face on sketch too. I need to practice on that, though.

AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM (Brushtail Opossum)

2011-03-20T03:43:00.000-07:00

Royal Poinciana Tree (Delonix regia )

2011-03-20T01:19:00.000-07:00

Royal Poinciana Tree (Delonix regia )
The Poinciana tree is indigenous to Madagascar, where it is on the endangered list. Everywhere else in the tropical world, the tree is a prolific grower. It has naturalised itself in Brisbane, Australia, and is a very popular shade tree. I have one growing in my back yard, and it rewards me every year with the most magnificent display of red flowers every summer.

(This species was previously placed in the genus Poinciana, named for Phillippe de Longvilliers de Poincy, the 17th century governor of Saint Christophe (Saint Kitts), who is credited with introducing the plant to the Americas. Because it is a legume, the tree has nitrogen-fixating and soil-improving properties. Quote from Wikipedia.)

American Bald Eagle

2011-03-17T05:54:00.000-07:00

Micron pen. 9"x 12"

I was having a play while my supper was cooking.

Sketching at Wooloongabba, Brisbane.

2011-03-17T01:18:00.000-07:00

I had a couple of hours to spare this afternoon, and was able to get out and do a couple of quick sketches. I hate being rushed though, and plan to spend a full day out on the weekend.

Violin maker Ilja Grawert, had this cello on display outside his store, 20 Logan Road Wooloongabba. He is a lovely man, so friendly.

Logan Road Wooloongabba, used to house the most amazing buildings from the 1920's. Sadly the concrete jungle has pretty much taken over, but there are still one or two of these magnificent olde buildings there. This is one. It is now The Crosstown Eating House. It is right opposite where I was having coffee at Lunch on Logan.

This was a 90 second sketch at a local cafe, while waiting for a friend.

CAMPHOR LAUREL TREE with CROWS NEST 7th March 2011

2011-03-06T22:44:00.000-08:00

Sketched from my patio, looking into my neighbours yard.

The Camphor Laurel tree, native to South East Asia, was introduced in Australia in 1822 The tree is now a declared menace. It contains significant amounts of various chemicals known or suspected of being toxic and carcinogenic. It easily ranks as the most toxic plant in Australian history. Most birds suffer from eating the berries of the Camphor Laurel tree, either by sterilisation, or death. Crows, like to feed on the top part of the tree, on the new berries. They seem to survive the toxins, and they build their nests in the trees. Only occasionally will a crow die, due to camphor addiction. Sadly, some of our native species of birds have become extinct, because of these trees.

STORY BRIDGE

2011-03-01T03:21:00.000-08:00

The Story Bridge was opened in 1939. It was named after John Douglas Story, because he was the main advocator for the bridge to be built. The bridge is an icon, and tourist attraction.

In 2005, Bridge Walks started, and they are very popular with the tourists. I have heard it is a fantastic view all over the city from the top of the bridge. I am going to do the walk when the weather gets cooler.

I caught the Brisbane CityCat river ferry into Riverside place, at 4.00pm. It was a very hot day here today, temps up around 34 degree Celsius. By late afternoon the air was bearable, just.

I sat at the Boardwalk bar and bistro, with a cup of coffee, and sketched. I was there, until 6.30pm. I had the pleasure of seeing the workers hurrying to the ferry for their journey home, and the stragglers claiming tables with a cold drink and discussing their work day at leisure. I sat there amongst the chatter and clinking of glasses, and watched the bridge for some time.

I tuned it all out, and started to sketch. The time flew by. By the time I had finished it was dusk, the lights were glittering in the skyscrapers, the sun was sinking, the Flying Foxes were coming out to forage. I packed up, and hurried back to the ferry terminal. I got there just in time to catch the ferry home. I stood on the stern, hair blowing in the wind, watching the the sparkling city lights recede, and the Flying Foxes over head. It was a wonderful couple of hours!

Rembrandt Street Park

2011-02-28T01:21:00.000-08:00

Carina was named after the estate of Ebenezer Thorne who owned land on Creek Road in the 1850s. He named his homestead 'Carina' after his daughter Kate Carina, and this name passed on to the suburbs of Carina, Carina Heights, and Carindale. The area was first visited by timber men gathering timber, and lots of cleared land were first sold in 1863. The area was fist occupied by German settlers who had dairy farms and vineyards. Twenty years later there was a land boom, and many sold out. Carina did remain mostly bushland until after world war two, when there was a major development of war service and housing commission homes. The housing estates at Carina were first served by trolley buses, but in 1948 the tramline was extended along Old Cleveland Road to Carina, to what was known as Belmont Terminus. Sadly the trams no longer exist. What a waste.
There are some lovely parklands in the area, Seven Hills Bushland is my favourite, as it is untouched, but Rembrandt Park is really nice. There is a nature reserve on one side. A large storm water drain drain runs through the park and out into Bulimba Creek. There is some amazing wildlife in the park.

I went down late this afternoon with the purpose of sketching the Lorikeets. Sadly as soon as I got near them they flew off. I think it is my red hair, next time I go down to the park, which is five minutes walk from my house, I am going to wear my black hat. I settled for sitting in the picnic shelter and sketching the park out to Creek Road.

Thunderstorm over Moreton Bay

2011-02-26T19:31:00.000-08:00

Moreton Bay - Wynnum Manly - Brisbane Australia. Location Sketch

We had a major thunder and lightning storm late this afternoon.

I shot down to Breakwater Park on the Wynnum Manly Waterfront,

and found a picnic shelter to set up my plein air kit.

I sketched the storm over Moreton Bay.

Where I was standing, was just behind the mouth of Wynnum Creek,

and I was watching the water pouring into the bay.

The clouds were amazing, the lightening exciting.

The thunder made me jump a couple of times.

Moreton Bay is 25 km from Brisbane CBD.

It is a paradise for water sports.

At 125 km in total it is home to approximately 360 islands.

The Bay was formed 6000 years ago, as the water rose and

flooded the flood-plains of the Brisbane river.

The aboriginal name is Quandamooka.

Captian James Cook named it Moreton Bay when he traveled past

on the 15th May 1770.

The bay is seperated from the Pacific Ocean by 3 sand Islands

Balmoral Cemetery, Morningside, Qld Australia

2011-02-19T00:59:00.000-08:00

This is a sketch I did today for the Urban Sketchers Weekly Challenge.

Balmoral was part of the area Aborigines called “Tugulawa” which means “heart”. This was probably a reference to the heart-shaped piece of land that constitutes Bulimba and Balmoral. The cemetery was opened in 1874. The first burial took place in 1874. Sadly, it was that of George Wilson Pointon, a 6 year old boy who had drowned in Norman Creek on 26 June 1874.
The Brisbane City Council has records of approximately 15,277 interments but it is likely there are more since it is not known how many of the very early graves are occupied. The Brisbane City Council holds some original burial registers dating from 1888 to 1949. Hemmant Cemetery office holds the original portion books dating from 1875. FOBC Inc maintains a full list of monumental inscriptions. The cemetery closed in the early 1960’s but burials still take place for those who own family plots. Vandalism, and lack of care has made this cemetery a lonely desolate unkempt place and it is a real shame. A huge part of Brisbane's history lies here.

Chipmunk

2010-04-15T17:57:00.000-07:00

9"x12" micron pen on paper

Pears

2010-01-26T07:25:00.000-08:00

Acrylic on paper 15"x11" I painted this with liquid acrylics, in the manner of watercolour, and I had a ball..

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TRIO of PEARS

2010-01-25T16:51:00.000-08:00

Acrylic on paper 15"x11"

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Olde Quebec

2010-01-22T19:13:00.000-08:00

Acrylic on paper 15"x11"

Grasses in the snow

2010-01-21T05:14:00.000-08:00

Acrylic on paper 15"x11"

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1st painting for 2010

2010-01-18T16:07:00.000-08:00

Acrylic on paper 11"x15"

HAPPY 2010 FROM QUEBEC; QUEBEC CANADA

2010-01-02T20:09:00.000-08:00

I have been on vacation since the end of September, and am at present in Quebec: Quebec. What a glorious city. This is my 3rd visit. I am loving the snow! I am going to be here, until the end of April, oh lucky moi!!!

Here is a photo, taken today at the Montmorency Chute..

Wynnum Waterfront

2009-09-26T01:26:00.001-07:00

Charcoal on paper - 9" x 12"

A Walk

2009-09-02T20:01:00.001-07:00

Charcoal on paper, 9"x12"

Elephant

2009-09-02T19:59:00.001-07:00

12"x18" Charcoal on paper.

On the Beach

2009-08-22T22:01:00.001-07:00

Acrylic on canvas 14"x28"

The Point

2009-08-17T21:21:00.001-07:00

Watercolour on paper

EMOTIONS II

2009-08-11T05:33:00.000-07:00

Acrylic on Canvas. 24"x24" SOLD

Elephant Moods

2009-08-08T01:28:00.000-07:00

Watercolour on paper

Play for Me

2009-08-07T21:19:00.001-07:00

Watercolour on paper

ULURU

2009-08-06T05:07:00.000-07:00

12"x16" gallery wrap canvas. Acrylic.

OUT OF THE BLUE

2009-08-06T05:06:00.001-07:00

12"x16" Gallery wrap canvas Acrylic SOLD

Ballet Shoes

2009-08-01T04:08:00.000-07:00

12"x16" on double wrap canvas Acrylic.

2009-07-28T20:11:00.000-07:00

4"x12" double gallery wrap canvas Acrylic

THE SENTINELS

2009-07-22T16:32:00.000-07:00

4"x 12" on double thick gallery wrap canvas Acrylic

Spinnaker Trio

2009-07-11T02:46:00.000-07:00

18"x18" acrylic on double wrap gallery canvas.

Work in progress

2009-05-24T22:15:00.001-07:00

I am half way through this painting. It is acrylic, on gallery wrap canvas. 18 inches square. More soon.

Welcome to my blog

2009-05-22T18:45:00.000-07:00

All work on this blog is original artwork, and is for sale.
I will be adding more works soon as I can, I have just got this blog up and running.
In the meantime, you can visit my website www.belvinhouseartstudio.com
Thank you

JJ

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