Showing posts with label streets of toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label streets of toronto. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Winter, Queen and University

30 x 30 Oil on Canvas
This is a typical slushy wet winter day in southern Ontario. After a snowfall, the streets are cleared and salted resulting in a wet slushy mix on sidewalks and streets. This scene features the fence at Osgoode Hall on University Avenue in Toronto.

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Home For Christmas

16 x 20 oil on canvas
I will be doing the One of A Kind Christmas show again this year. Each year the show has a contest where artisans are invited to create something according to a chosen them. This year the theme is "Christmas Wreath". The creation must be in the artists medium and style. I thought of several ideas but after seeing an image on line of a young woman carrying a large wreath, I thought I would go with this idea. Doing the contest allows me to have a little fun. I liked accentuating the greens of the wreath.

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Late Afternoon Shadows, Bay Street

8 x 10 oil on panel
When I do a study, I don't know if I will do a larger painting from it. I like the composition and the colours of this image, and so I think it will work well on a larger scale
.The  sunlight shining down Queen Street is reflecting off of The Old City Hall tower and spilling onto the adjacent towers. Suits head home after a day in the financial district.

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Suits at Bay and Wellington

12 x 12 oil on canvas
Lunch time at Bay and Wellington on a warm spring day. Another view of Toronto's financial district.

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Rain at Bay and Richmond, Toronto

8x10 oil on panel
Another study. This scene features the corner of Bay and Richmond in Toronto's financial district.