Louise's ARTiculations
Donna Donovan: a long journey back to art. My first recollection of painting was in grade 3 playing with water paints in an art class activity. I was so proud as my teacher chose my art to be shown to … Read More
Marina from St. Petersburg, Russia, follows in her father’s footsteps I’m sure my drawing passion came from my father who was a professional artist. A graphic artist graduate from Repin’s Art Academy in St. Petersburg, he preferred classical art techniques. … Read More
Win your pet portrait painted as part of my isolation artwork. Imagine receiving a free custom portrait of your sweet furry companion while you are in isolation. You might be able to win one of three, custom pet portraits I … Read More
Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit – don’t miss this! I procrastinated for a long time before publishing this post. After all, we visited the gallery in September 2019! One month flowed into the other, and then it was … Read More
Janice Mullins: practising art later in life I remember even as a small child I loved to draw. Very much a dreamer, I spent a lot of time just doodling away, but even back then my focus was on people. … Read More
Lady, a beloved furry friend: gone but not forgotten. Our beloved furry friends hold a place in our hearts from the time they are adopted. Certainly, anyone who loves animals knows that the loss of a pet is heart wrenching. … Read More
Christie Markins finds time for art with small scale paintings I’m a self-taught artist who enjoys working with a variety of media. Ink and watercolor are my favorites, followed by gouache and acrylic paint. Everyday objects and vintage items that … Read More
“I wish you to know that you have been the last dream of my soul.” ~ Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities. Originally published in August 2017. As I look back with the advantage of three years of continual … Read More
Paint a little teacup and stay safe… During these difficult and perhaps stressful times, we are now looking to simplify our lives and find enjoyment in the little every day routines within the confines of our homes. Sereni.tea: the absence … Read More
Artist Patsy Sherrod’s creative journey begins in Texas and ends in Canada. I grew up daydreaming, decorating my Barbie houses, and spending time at my family’s furniture store in Lubbock, Texas. The decorating and furniture business were a part of … Read More
