October 22, 2016

High and Dry, Yellow Point



This painting was inspired by a scene of an old weathered stump washed up and stranded on an outcropping of sandstone at Yellow Point.  The overcast day added a sense of drama contrasted with the lighter skies in the distance.  This painting received Honorable Mention in the Federation of Canadian Artists, Victoria 2016 Fall Show.
This is an oil painting on 8"x10" birch plywood.    No Longer Available
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