All Prints

Created in part of my 2020 12-Month Series, comprised of twelve 60cm by 80cm oil paintings, December depicts the peak of Mount Kazbek, a dormant volcano in Tbilisi, Georgia. The reference photo from this piece is by friend, artist and adventurer Dorothée Post.

Created in part of my 2020 12-Month Series, comprised of twelve 60cm by 80cm oil paintings, July depicts a summer day at the Gorges du Verdon in the south of France. The colourful chaos of all the boats and kayaks exploring the gorge made an interesting and fun composition. I was visiting my best friend there, and it was the first time in months that things felt “normal” since the COVID-19 pandemic started.

Created in part of my 2020 12-Month Series, comprised of twelve 60cm by 80cm oil paintings, May depicts a canoe floating by the shore on a still morning in Algonquin Park. My creativity is always renewed after a canoe trip through Algonquin, and this piece fills me with nostalgia and peace. Unfortunately, the original painting remains lost after attempting to ship it from Austria to Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Created in part of my 2020 12-Month Series, comprised of twelve 60cm by 80cm oil paintings, January depicts a snow-covered mountain forest scene improvised through various reference photos from Semmering, Austria. The colour palette for this piece was inspired by the beautiful winter paintings by American artist Barbara Jaenicke.

A collection of 64 food favourites that were originally painted in the artist’s first edition, colourful 3” by 3” acrylic series.

A collection of 64 food favourites that were originally painted in the artist’s first edition, colourful 3” by 3” acrylic series.

Part of the 2017 Canadian Food Series originally painted in acrylic on 24” by 24” canvas, these butter tarts were purchased from a bakery in Minden, Ontario and are frequently consumed by the artist and her family.

Part of the 2017 Canadian Food Series originally painted in acrylic on 24” by 24” canvas, this peameal bacon sandwich was made and enjoyed on a summers day at the artist’s cottage .