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This features step-by-step instruction with breaks for snacks and bevies (yes, there will be wine) All painting requirements are provided: brushes, palette knives, easels, aprons and of course, paint. Beginner Level - Palette Knife Birch Trees! Cost: $35/person
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DETAILS: 50 signed and numbered prints on watercolour paper, image size is 18” x 12” with white border and a single white archival mat with outside dimensions of 24" x 16". (The original painting is a 36” x 24” acrylic on canvas.)
"Crossing Bridges"
It’s about hope.
Hope for a bright future.
Belief that crossing an old bridge
Will lead to a bright, new world of experiences.
Life is a series of bridges that we cross; as we graduate from school, take on new jobs, move into new homes, have families… These changes can feel uncertain, but without making them, we’d miss out on the memorable sunrises and sunsets that come with each new day. The bridge pictured here is a historic local landmark, the Westham Island wood-deck truss bridge, located in Ladner, British Columbia. The bridge passes over Canoe Pass in the Fraser River Estuary and connects Ladner with Westham Island. The bridge's length is approximately 325 m (1066 feet) and was constructed between 1909 and 1912. “Crossing Bridges” was painted at a time that Ladner artist, Natalie Way, felt unease about changes in her own life but decided to focus on the positive. It continues to serve as a reminder that even when she doesn’t know what’s to come, to believe in the beauty of what is beyond. The original painting is a 36” x 24” acrylic on canvas. There are 50 signed prints on watercolour paper - image size 12” x 18” with a single archival mat, outside dimensions 16" x 24" -
Beautiful Butterfly! This features step-by-step instruction with breaks for snacks and bevies (yes, there will be wine) All painting requirements are provided: Canvases, brushes, aprons and paint. Beginner Level Cost: $35/person
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Together! Parent/Child P-art-y N!ght This is a chance for each of you to create a piece of art that can be beautifully displayed together. I chose to do jellyfish, which has been on this earth longer than anything we know of, to indicate the everlasting bond between us parents and our kids. We'll do this, step-by-step, with allowances for variations. Beginner Level - Parent/Child Together! Cost: $50 per pair
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"Crossing Bridges"
It’s about hope.
Hope for a bright future.
Belief that crossing an old bridge
Will lead to a bright, new world of experiences.
Life is a series of bridges that we cross; as we graduate from school, take on new jobs, move into new homes, have families… These changes can feel uncertain, but without making them, we’d miss out on the memorable sunrises and sunsets that come with each new day. The bridge pictured here is a historic local landmark, the Westham Island wood-deck truss bridge, located in Ladner, British Columbia. The bridge passes over Canoe Pass in the Fraser River Estuary and connects Ladner with Westham Island. The bridge's length is approximately 325 m (1066 feet) and was constructed between 1909 and 1912. “Crossing Bridges” was painted at a time that Ladner artist, Natalie Way, felt unease about changes in her own life but decided to focus on the positive. It continues to serve as a reminder that even when she doesn’t know what’s to come, to believe in the beauty of what is beyond. The original painting is a 36” x 24” acrylic on canvas.
