For anyone who’d like to see some of my non-miniature artwork, here is a peek at my new show opening on Saturday, June 15th. I often paint tiny miniatures and large abstracts on the same day, switching between the two for a nice change of pace. Thank you to Peninsula Gallery for hosting this show, it was a lot of fun to do. I’ll be in the gallery on Saturday from 11am – 3pm for anyone who wants to stop by and say hi!
A great big Thank You to everyone supporting this site through another year!! Your kind words and continued interest in my artwork mean a great deal indeed. Cheers everyone! And a very Happy New Year to you!
A big thank you to the kind folks at Peninsula Gallery and to everyone who supported or came out to see the show in Sidney – it sold out!! All ten miniature paintings featuring aspects of beautiful Vancouver Island have found new homes. Thanks everyone!
For anyone interested, I’ll be at Peninsula Gallery on Saturday, November 18th from 1-3pm if you’d like to stop in and see some miniature paintings and have a chat!
“Beach Rock” (5.25 x 1 .75 inches), acrylic miniature painting. A scene from the beautiful west coast of Vancouver Island.
“Beach Path” miniature painting (measuring a tiny 1.75 x 5.25 inches), acrylic on artboard. This miniature painting is of a pathway at Rathtrevor Beach; a lovely walk anytime of year. Available at Peninsula Gallery, Sidney BC.
Hi folks! I’m super excited to share a new group of 10 miniature paintings featuring some of the landscapes I love best here on beautiful Vancouver Island. This body of work will be featured at Peninsula Gallery in Sidney BC, beginning November 1st. Here’s a sneak peak: “Winter Day” (a tiny 4 x 2.25 inches), acrylic on artboard.
I Love the island beaches in wintertime and this little fellow was great company.
My miniature paintings can be purchased from Peninsula Gallery in Sidney BC, Canada and here is a link to the gallery: Peninsula Gallery
I’d like to introduce you to Blue! A tiny dragon wreaking havoc in my studio and the result of my first creative cross-over into miniature 3D painting and part of a project I’ve been working on recently.
Having painted miniature 2D for the last 22 years, it has been so much fun crossing over into the 3D miniature world a wee bit and learning about the fine art of 3D painting. Mainly, I’ve learned that it’s much harder to do than it looks! But very much worth the effort and hope I’ll never be too old to learn something new. 😊
I’m so pleased to share this article I’ve written for Tangible Day, a fantastic blog site for miniature painters and hobbyists alike! I’m super grateful for the opportunity to do this so please check out the site as it has so much info available for those in love with the miniature realm.
Newest mini: “Bird on a Fence” (2.25 x 3.5 inches), acrylic on paperboard. I love painting wood and texture and this old barn was a lot of fun. The tiny bird on the fencepost was less fun and a bit more tricky!
When painting a bird this small (just a few millimeters), the goal is really to capture the essence and presence with just a few brush strokes as the extremely small area does not allow for much reworking, without distorting the image. Painting these little details can be trying sometimes but they always present a good challenge.
This little painting is available at Excellent Frameworks in Duncan BC.
I drew inspiration for this new miniature painting titled: “Island Morning” (measuring 1.5 x 5.25 inches), from a morning walk along the water in beautiful Courtney BC.
This tiny painting is available at Excellent Frameworks in Duncan BC. Have a look on-line or stop in to view their annual miniature show if you want to see a great collection of tiny art.
And a very Happy New Year to you! 
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