Skipping Down the Trail, 36" x 36”

Skipping Down the Trail, 36" x 36”Acrylic on Canvas. 36" x 36 x 1. 5" As much as I love being swept up into the motion of the sky, I find myself equally drawn to the fascinating patterns and wonders right at my feet." Nova Scotia artist Joanne MacLennan has been an artist her whole life. Raised in both southern and central Alberta, she spent her childhood running through the prickly grasses of the prairies and building rock paths across streams in the Rocky Mountains. She has spent

it can become quite durable

and a lot of mud to squelch through in our muck boots when the tide was out

let’s colour our inner world and reality with bright

Inspired by a serene meadow in the Vancouver area—one of her favorite plein air spots during the summer—this piece blends nature and emotion into a rich

Ontario-based artist Amy Shackleton is a skilled urban landscape painter with an inventive technique embracing gravity

This environment triggers the imagination and allows him to express his creativity freely

the artwork commands attention

the rebuilding of identity

nor be thou dismayed

and to remind us all of the light at the end of the tunnel

I try to capture this invisible presence in my paintings

36" x 36" x 1