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The Work Behind The Artist – Celebrating 2017 in Canadian Art Every year I look back at the work behind the artist, meaning I celebrate the work behind the final product that is art. It is a behind the scenes view for my readers and a reminder that much goes into an art career, beyond […]
Original Canadian Art From a Living Artist There is something about original Canadian Art that makes all my senses vibrate. When offered the opportunity to buy a print or the original, even if the original is beyond my current budget, I will always be drawn to the original. For me prints are lovely mementos of […]
Offering 400 Paintings – Buy My Art Collection Imagine this, you develop a relationship with Van Gogh, and he says to you, ‘buy my art collection’. What if Picasso sold you 300 works, in one fell swoop, in his productive mid-career time of life. Can you imagine being one person with ownership of an entire […]
Hockey Paintings – 25 Paintings Inspired by Hockey It was 2011 when the sport of ice hockey began appearing in my work. Over the course of the next decade the influence of hockey and the game on my artwork found me painting 25 hockey paintings to date. These aren’t your typical figurative works about hockey, […]
My Top Seven – Paintings With Poppies Over the years I have created a number of paintings with red poppies featured in the piece. In Canada, Scotland and England, red poppies signify Remembrance Day and often conjure memories and thoughts of loved ones who served on this day. Poppies are also seen in the Rocky […]
From the Art Vault Archive; Robert’s Picks Artwork of the Week The past two years have been tough on all of us and we are definitely exhausted from the pandemic and the many changes the past two years have brought to our collective lives and how we live. Personally, as an independent Canadian visual artist, […]
Paintings Celebrating the Emotion, Energy and Colours of Spring. Winters on the west coast of Canada are typically grey; interspersed with rain showers, dramatic ocean skies, filtered light and the random snowfall lasting for very short periods. As a painter, every season inspires, but no season inspires quite like Spring. For me it is the […]
Making a Remembrance Day Painting in The Pandemic Year Talking about making a Remembrance Day Painting, and looking at the artist process behind making a painting in 2020. In Canada, red poppies seem to conjure thoughts and feelings about Remembrance Day and family that has served, or is currently serving in our Canadian Forces. I […]
