Gros Morne, Newfoundland
Weather Changing, Bonne Bay, 31"x44" (sold)
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In September 2009 our group of six traveled to Gros Morne for 16 days of painting. Our home base was a house just outside of Woody Point, on Bonne Bay.
This was an intense painting trip – every day heading out early to catch the morning light, and then moving to another location for the afternoon light. The weather was spectacular with sun almost every day. We were inspired by the geological variety of the landscape – strange, beautiful, rusty-orange tablelands, Western Brook Pond, the fjord lake tucked in between 2,000 ft cliffs, and fishing villages at Trout River, Rocky Harbour and Lobster Cove. Ten years later, I still find inspiration from this trip, and continue to produce work from my pastel sketches and photos. |
Canvases
Bonne Bay 24"x42" (sold)
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Western Brook Pond 24"x38" (sold)
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Mount Crow II 38"x52" (sold)
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Bonnie Bay 32"x42" (sold)
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Woody Point 38"x54" (sold)
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Glenburnie Mud Flats 30"x40" (sold)
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Luminous Light on Bonnie Bay 30"x40" (sold)
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Gros Morne Mountain 20"x40" (sold)
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Pastels
Sally's Cove 12"x18" (sold)
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Luminous Light on Bonnie Bay I 10"x14" (sold)
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Mount Crow 12"x18"
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Gros Morne Hills 10"x14" (sold)
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Gros Morne Mountain 7"x12" (sold)
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View of the Tablelands 13"x26" (sold)
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Bonnie Bay II 10"x14" (sold)
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Trout River Pond 12"x18" (sold)
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Sheep's Cliff at Trout River 10"x14" (sold)
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Green Park 12"x18" (sold)
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Pastels - soft pastel on paper, framed with mats and glass. Canvases- silkscreen paint and acrylic on canvas, framed. Dimensions describe work before framing.