Algonquin Colour

Fall colours never disappoint. 

Over a third of the earth, that lying between 30 & 60 degrees latitude in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, have a climate with four seasons. These changes are like a perennial refresh, akin to redecorating your home perhaps. 

Spring brings joy, renewal, a new start. Summer a period of growth, recreation. Fall is a wistful good bye, with its brilliant last dregs. Winter is a time of hibernation and warm indoor gatherings, like the Danish “hygge” – “to be together with people you care about – or even by yourself – to relax and enjoy life’s quieter pleasures”

https://denmark.dk/people-and-culture/hygge .

Based on a beautiful photo by James Wheeler – Thank You! He does fine work, check out souvenirpixels.com or souvenirpixels on Instagram. I love the brilliant foliage, rushing water and the rugged exposed rocks part of the Canadian Shield.

Acrylic, 12×16 on gallery wrap canvas – $235

Stunning Winter Light

On a crisp winter day, with snow fresh on earth and limb; with all sound muffled by the fresh blanket; with a clear blue sky and the sun blazing down, it is a callous bod that doesn’t feel the pure joy in the air. Then again, the callous bod is likely not out and about to witness this beautiful sight. It is the young and young at heart as much as they are able, that seek out these priceless moments. This is urban forest bathing at its best, winter style.

Acrylic on 22×28 gallery canvas – $680