Year of creation | 2018 |
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Dimensions | 55 W × 45 H × 4 D cm |
Type of art | painting |
Style | conceptual |
Genre | genre |
Materials | oil, canvas |
As in other works that I complete, this child appears to add wonder and amazement at situations so often taken for granted by grown ups, as we notice very little of our surroundings. After a few days in the big city, he returns home, and is just as excited to board the plane the second time, as he was the first. This painting measures 41cm x 51cm and is placed in a black floater frame, which increases those dimensions.
My work as an artist began in 1997 when I started lessons with a local artist, working mostly in charcoal. I discovered a skill that intrigued me and, in 1999, the urge to paint led me to work with oil. Memories of my father standing at his easel creating beautiful oil paintings, mainly fr om his imagination and memories when he grew up, added to my intrigue. I have loved painting fr om day one. Since 1999, I have continued to paint as a hobby while working full time in law and raising my family. After retiring from the practice of law in 2012, I have embraced a career as Artist –Portraitist. I have launched my website on May 1, 2018 [pmcgallery.com], and am very busy creating conceptual art, as well as continuing to paint portraits. I also paint portraits, images of which are visible on my web site. These I do on commission. My first group showing was in September 2018, wh ere I participated in the Moncton ArtWalk, a new concept wh ere organizers encouraged local artists to be paired with local downtown businesses, to raise awareness of works created right at home by many artists working in different mediums. I am currently working on pieces that I am inspired to create, which portray life in nature. My art is well-received. Commissions are still keeping me busy, but I devote the time I need to create pieces that I proudly display and/or sell.