Nova Scotia

Moose Harbour Fishing Boats 13"x17"

In July 2014, our painting group was offered accommodation for 10 days in the village of Moose Harbour, very close to Liverpool, along the south shore of Nova Scotia.

On our arrival we experienced ‘socked in’ fog for 24 hours with the haunting sound of the fog horn blowing intermittently. The fog was an interesting subject to paint; shapes emerging and disappearing from time to time. The fog simplified the scenes in a beautiful way.

We found lots of inspiration in the surrounding areas, including sites at Meadway Head, White Point Beach, Hunt's Landing and Kejimkujik National Park where we watched a group of seals lounging about on a large rock offshore.

Pastels

Rocky Shoreline at White Point Beach 13"x20"

Steep Cliff View at Meadway Head 13"x20"

Past Work

Kemjimkujik Vista 7"X20" (sold)

Meadway Head, Waves on the Rocks 20"x 13" (sold)

Western Head, Purple Rocks 13"x20" (sold)

White Point Beach 13"x18" (sold)

Western Head Shoreline 13"x18" (sold)

Hunt's Landing With Blue Fishing Boat 12"x18" (sold)

Moose Harbour Fishing Huts, Foggy Day 11"x17" (sold)

Moose Harbour Shoreline 12"x20" (sold)

Canvases

Hunt's Landing Beach in the Fog 28"x42"

Pastels - soft pastel on paper, framed with mats and glass. Canvases- silkscreen paint and acrylic on canvas, framed. Dimensions describe work before framing.