Oil and Cold Wax Artwork

Serenity – Spirit Island – Jasper AB – 24 X 36

Artwork size: 24″ X 36″
Sub-straight: Cradled Wood Panel
Finished size: 24″X 36″
Medium: Oil and Cold Wax
Style: Impressionistic Landscape
Un-Framed- Ready to Hang

Abundance – Lake Ohara – 30 X 15

Artwork size: 30″ X 15″
Sub-straight: Cradled Wood Panel
Finished size: 30″X 15″
Medium: Oil and Cold Wax
Style: Impressionistic Landscape
Un-Framed- Ready to Hang

“Winding Way“

Painted on location on the shores of the little “Dog Pound Creek” west of Didsbury, AB. This is one of only a few oil and cold wax pieces I’ve done on location. I so enjoy ever visit to this magical secluded location not far from our home. I visit it often with our family. The sound of the babbling brook at this location is something I wish I could share here with you!

“Winding Way”
Oil and Cold Wax
10 X 12′ on wood panel
Framed
$384.00

“Early Snow”

This was inspired from a late fall walk here on our farm. I love it when the fall colours are still on display and we get a fresh light early snowfall. It creates such drama and contrasts.

“Early Snow”
Oil and Cold Wax
10′ X 10′ on WC paper, Mounted
Finished size 14 X 14
Framed
$360.00

One of several pieces I”ve painted in different ways of this scene. The contrast of the looming Three Sisters Mountains grey blue in the background with the yellow, red and brown hues reflecting into the little creek that winds it’s way through Canmore is simply captivating.

Artwork size: 10″ X 10″
Finishing: Paper mounted on Wood
Finished size: 14″X 14″
Medium: Oil and Cold Wax
Style: Impressionistic Landscape
Framed

Lake Louise Shadows – 14 X 14

This one was painted using only palette knife and other tools. I love the textures the oil and coldwax technics offer.

Artwork size: 14″ X 14″
Finishing: Cradled Wood Panel – 1.5 inch sides
Finished size: 14″X 14″
Medium: Oil and Cold Wax
Style: Impressionistic Landscape

Waterton’s Glory – 10 X 8

This was a fun piece to create based on a photo taken during our 3 day long hike in the Waterton Park area of the Rocky Mountains, on the way up to Lake Bertha. The forest had burnt a number of years earlier and new growth was coming up everywhere. A few larch trees still survived and shone their beautiful golden yellow hues. It really is a magical area of the Rockies. I painted the larger version called ” Down the Path to Peace” after I was super pleased with how this one turned out.

Artwork size: 10″X 8″
Finishing: Paper mounted on Wood Panel
Finished size: 14″X 12″
Medium: Oil and Cold Wax
Style: Impressionistic Landscape