Preparing for Group Exhibition

One of my paintings was accepted in a juried group exhibition in my new hometown of Squamish, BC.

Here are the details:

“It’s Black + White "

Show dates February 3^rd – March 9^th

Foyer Gallery Group Show (Squamish Public Library)

37907 Second Avenue, Squamish

Opening Reception: February 5^th, 6:45 - 8:45 p.m. Dress code: black and white only.

Autumn Series

In private collection in Australia

In private collection in Australia

In private collection in Australia

Birthday Gift to Fiona

These two paintings were a birthday gift to a very good friend.

Square Series

In private collection in Australia

In private collection in Australia

This series was mostly done in 2005, and contains some of my favourite paintings. All are done in acrylics on stretched canvas. The one above is in a private collection, and so is the one below. The third is still with me.

Palm Tree Painting for Bondi Beach Home

This is the first commissioned painting I did. It is also the second-largest canvas I have completed so far and was done in May 2006. It's 91 cm x 121 cm (4 cm deep). The person who commissioned it asked for something with a palm tree and a beach. The painting now hangs the sun room in his house in Bondi Beach, Sydney.

Detail:


Detail of the top of the palm tree outline in the sky:

Series of Four

In private collection in Australia

This series of four painting is in a private collection in Australia. All are acrylic on stretched canvas.

Detail of the above painting:

Detail of the second painting in this series:


Third (complete) painting in the series:

In private collection in Australia

In private collection in Australia

Fourth (complete) painting in the series:

Some paintings from 2006

In private collection in Australia

These paintings are all acrylic on stretched canvas and are in various private collections in Australia.
Below is a detail of a different painting:


Complete painting:

In private collection in Australia

In private collection in Australia

A detail of the painting above: