I am creating more of my very abstracted, imaginary floral pieces for a show at VASA coming in June. As well, I have included a few pieces of forest fires as I have been incredibly moved by TV images from Yellowknife and Kelowna.
Autumnal Harvest, 18x24, acrylic, $420
A gentle reworking of Autumanl Sky from 2017
Burn Out, 24x24, acrylic, $480
One of my forest fire series.
Leaning into the Light, 30x30, acrylic, $600
My granddaughter loves the pink, you will too!
Reds and Pinks, 18x30, acrylic, $480
They might be snapdragons, or something else. What do you think?
Flutterby Spring, 40x40, acrylic, $800
No really, they are properly called Flutterbys, cause that’s what they do.
Hot Time in the Garden, 30x30, $600
L’Automne en Rose, 40x40, acrylic, $800
La Vie en Rose was already taken, and everything sounds classier in French!
Purple Sundowners, 30x30, acrylic, $600
The sun is going down on … lilacs? Sundowners!
Silver Clouds Over Silver Snow, 12x12, acrylic, $240
I really think that’s snow, not water. Think snow!
Crowning, 24x36, acrylic, $600
When the forest fire becomes so hot that it leaps from tree top to tree top, that’s crowning.
The Old and the New, 18x18, acrylic, $360
New flowers, old flowers. The Circle of Life!
Cactus Colours, 12x8, acrylic, $200.
Honestly, it looks like a cactus in bloom.
Petite Orange, 12x8, acrylic, $200
It’s small, it’s orange, it sounds better in French!
Pink Droops, 14x6, acrylic. SOLD
Yes Droops. There is a type of flower structure called a droop, I have no idea if they look like this.