Category Archives for painting
Art Outside in Summer
Summer has been very busy with house guests and enjoying weather…and watering garden and picking berries. Fitting art in is difficult, but along with summer comes festivals and outdoor events. When I get asked to participate as an artist, I’ll … Continue reading
Capturing the Spirit
Here’s a link to artists “capturing the spirit” at Vancouver Island Musicfest last summer. It’s an exciting challenge to paint outdoors, since conditions are in constant flux; not like controlled studio conditions where the tendency is to paint slower and … Continue reading
Cumberland Forest Scene
I just completed this mural (4’ x 8’) for the Village of Cumberland. It is going to be displayed with six other murals (by several other artists) in the Village Park next to the Cumberland Bakery. I wanted this mural to feel alive and bursting with a … Continue reading
Beach Time
This summer I completed a painting called Beach Time. It’s inspired from a photo I took last summer of a place just around the corner of Helliwell Park on Hornby Island. What particularly struck me about this location was the perfect half-circle shape of the little … Continue reading
Based in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, artist and art teacher Tracy Kobus explores the powerful imagery of Canada’s west-coast in her imaginative acrylic painting style.