WOODLAND TRAIL REFLECTION

WOODLAND TRAIL REFLECTIONCanadian artist Roger D. Arndt has been a full time painter since the age of 14, renowned for his luminous, large and small format landscapes of Western Canadas mountains, forests, lakes, and coastline. Working in a Romantic or Idealistic Realism style, Roger employs a meticulous 15th century Flemish glazing technique to create atmospheric light, flowing mist, and unparalleled depth in oils. His award winning, gallery quality paintings are held in

His paintings are known for bold imagery such as rainbow-hued moose

Thick layers of oil paint (impasto) are applied with a knife instead of a brush

roses and poppies

casting subtle reflections and adding a sense of warmth and sophistication to any interior

Bev’s art reveals both the poetic and the beautiful in the natural phenomena that surround her life

Corey trained at Langley Fine Arts School and apprenticed under his uncle

grasses and animals to express connection

All of Poitras' work serves as a powerful reminder that language and culture is transient and it must be protected

contemporary art full of texture

A graduate of the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and Art

Each painting is sprayed with UV archival spray

I was bird watching with acquaintances on Little Saanich Mountain near Victoria