Mo Bayliss paints pictures with paint ground from stone and mixed with water. She is the only person we are aware of that paints aboriginal artifacts in this way. Her knowledge of this subject is unbelievable.
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Marlene Bulas is probably the
best known artist in the gallery.
She has exhibited in many different galleries and many
people are collecting her work. Her paintings are very
bold and very striking.
www.sunninghillart.com
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Eileen Cooper has been working with
stained glass for many years. My favourite is a fairy
with very soft colours. Recently she has been making
jewellery with dichroic glass. The pieces are one of
kind and very vibrant.
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Ruth Draper is painting in watercolours to make the transparency show in her pictures.
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The soft colours of Jennifer Gauci's pastels really catches your eye.
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Jack Hendy has been painting for many years being
careful to have the details in his pictures very accurate.
He uses colour combinations to give his paintings their own atmosphere.
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Helen Marioncu paints in oils and used a palette knife to place the paint on the canvas. Her paintings are very strong with lots of atmosphere.
www.worthyartstudio.com
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Tom McAllister makes collectible items in oak, maple and mahogany. Some ideas have been taken from early Canadian military momorabilia.
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John Miller has a great collection of things in nature. His landscapes
are very vibrant and in an almost impressionistic style.
We have sold several of these landscapes during the past year.
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Pauline Owens likes to try many different subjects.
As a bird watcher, she sees pictures that she puts on canvas and glass.
Her favorite medium is oil, but she is continually trying other media.
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John Porter has just started to paint in the last few years. He likes to paint pictures of Newfoundland. He has been accepted in the art community as a very expressive painter.
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Wanda Ricci paints in a very free way. Her paintings are always very strong with lots of expression.
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Rose Schenk is very conscious of the atmosphere she has in each painting. You can feel the cold or wind, etc. that she paints. This is very unusual in a beginning painter. She has only been painting for a few years and she has produced some excellent results.
www.roseschenk.blogspot.com
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Jill Sadleir uses pen and ink or pencil to make her very delightful pictures. They are usually small and seem to tell a story.
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Nancy Smith tends to paint in a transitional way. Some of her pictures are bold and others are subtle.
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Diane Soward is one of our most popular artists.
She won several of Art Unique's People's Choice awards.
Lately she has had some very strong abstract paintings. www.artofdianesoward.com
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Lyla Stockdale is an experienced artist who has moved to our area. She has some very interesting abstracts that make you wonder what you are looking at. Everyone sees something different. This picture is my favourite. I am sure she will bring some new ideas to the gallery.
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Jackie Sture is continually trying new subjects in the pictures.
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Aubrey Swyer paints in oils and expresses light in a very interesting way.
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B. J. Thompson has broadened her selection of pictures to include photographs of unusually abstract designs.
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June Watson has caught great detail in the pen and ink sketches of some buildings in Tottenham.
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