Showing posts with label Watercolours. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watercolours. Show all posts

Inspired by New Zealand

We were enthralled with Hobbiton and other Lord of the Rings filming sites when we visited New Zealand.  This is just the first of a series of Hobbit Houses.  Each has been given a personalized touch, in watercolour, and can be further customized by adding YOUR name to the mailbox!  Originals are $350.00, and prints will be coming soon.
Currently on display in Waterloo at the Button Factory (Waterloo Community Arts Centre)

Latest Paintings

I spent much of the winter in Florida, exploring some techniques in painting with watercolour, and teaching a group in Leesburg.  It was great fun to be a teacher and a learner.  Acrylics have once again taken hold of me, with their rich full colours and the ability to blend and change as the painting progresses.  Some of the latest works:



Georgian Bay  17"x21" Framed  watercolour  $225.00

Birds on the Florida Beach   Framed  watercolour 21"x27"    $225.00
A pair of miniature acrylics   $25.00 each (with stands)
Iris in the breeze   20"x24"  acrylic    $150.00 (workshop piece)

Wild Waves in Hawaii   21"x26" Framed   watercolour  $350.00








My Heritage Building Painting

A special exhibit of paintings of historic buildings in the Waterloo area by local artists will be opening at the Museum at the Conestoga Mall in Waterloo on September 14, and runs to Februaty.  Here is my rendition of the Rummelfeldt Schoolhouse which will be on display.
I was intrigued by the fabulous stones, each a foot thick granite, that were used to build the schoolhouse in 1867.  The close up view is of the back of the school, where the teacher lived! 
Gone Wild is a water colour on canvas.  Available at The Robins Nest, Elmira, Ontario-SOLD

Latest work by Gail Ivanco

This barn is located near Spruce Grove, Alberta.  The painting is a watercolour, 12"X15"
Available in Elmira studio.

British Columbia Images


Spring Stream and Reflecting Leaves are two watercolour paintings that were inspired by travels in B.C.
 When we visit British Columbia, there are always so many beautiful sights!  This one, a watercolour on canvas, was done after our trip last fall.