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Meg O’Hara
Best Friends
Acrylic on canvas
Created : June 2020
I was watching my son “chat” to our Collie, Oakley and it seemed like she was listening to a story he was telling – Like she understood his toddler language and they were the best of friends. I needed to capture this moment on a canvas.
Tim Tindale
Friday at Vista Park
Elizabeth McLean
Vista Park in Autumn
Shirlene Campbell
Dawn Dandy
Lynda Quirino
Landscape
Lynda Quirino
Summer Dream
My little painting called “Summer Dream” was created for the February kids art Saturday morning class prototype. I wanted to create a summer backdrop to a project that they could complete which would evoke a warm, lazy summer feel during a cold and dreary month. They loved it, and created some beautiful paintings of their own.
Anthony Kostovchik
Metro Road Barn
Lynda Quirino tells us:
My father’s painting is “Metro Road Barn”. It was painted in 1999. He was a first generation Canadian, born in Montreal of Slovak heritage. He moved to Georgina after having retired as an art director for a furniture company in Montreal and wanted to paint during his retirement. He was working on a painting of St. George’s Church in Sibbald’s Point when he passed away of cancer in 2001. He is buried in Briar Hill Cemetery in Sutton.
Arden Quirino
Judy Weiser
1. Abstract 1
2. Abstract 2
3. Tree
4. Sunset
Eden McEwen from Georgina as Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl.
Margaret Hutson
watercolour depicting a chipmunk!
Ellen Downe
Quilt landscape
Bianca Jozwiak
Embroidery
The hippie movement is alive and well, and living in Georgina!
Nik Stroganov from Jackson’s Point as a Yorkville hippie. Re-creating “Yorkville Hippie” from 1967 by Albert Chiarandini.
Sharon Lacktin
Nail art inspired by Van Gogh’s sunflowers.
Nate from Willow Beach as a 17th c. Dutch gentleman (with a modern twist!).
Original: Willem van Heythuysen with a sword by Frans Hals, painted in 1625.
Elizabeth McLean
3 watercolours of grass
I did three watercolour paintings of some tall grasses along the roadside, near my house, using different techniques (and seasons).
Elizabeth McLean: Tall Grass (1)
Elizabeth McLean: Tall Grass (2)
Elizabeth McLean: Tall Grass (3)
Oksana Stroganov
Remember WInter?
Nik Stroganov
Robin (photo)
Ellen Downe
Trilliums
work in progress
Reflections from the artist’s garden
Scott Daly
Abstraction
Nate as Eduard Manet about to go for stroll in 1867 Paris.
Lukas Serafim
Photograph
You can see more photos on my Instagram account ‘lukas_serafim’
Thelma Sellers from Sutton shared her two recent paintings with us.
She wrote: “the first one I have called Covid – 19. After driving past the Skyline Barn on the Baseline two weeks ago I was be struck by how much it symbolized for me the Covid –19 pandemic these days.
“Leonard Cohen’s lyric from Anthem, as performed in London in 2008. A reminder of beauty in broken things:
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in
“The second painting depicts the Drag River in Halliburton.”
Covid – 19
The Drag River, Halliburton
Annett Westlake is a local artist
She is inspired by Canada’s great outdoors and wildlife.
She loves painting wolves.
Song in theMoonlight
Serene Night
