Tag: landscape
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When life mimics art: the meaning behind “Sky in Motion.”
Artist Heather Bridge shares the inspiration behind her diptych Sky in Motion. A reflection on the power of nature, the reality of human limitation, and finding peace in the unpredictable.
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Art & coffee: Come see my paintings at Rechurch Cafe + Gallery
I’m excited to share that two of my original oil paintings are now on display at Redchurch Cafe + Gallery! There’s nothing quite like enjoying a delicious beverage while surrounded by local art.
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Echoes of autumn and time: A Mississauga trail, a childhood photo, and a mother’s love
Join me on a journey back to 1997, when a beautiful mistake with a film camera captured more than just a landscape, it captured a moment with my mom that now, decades later, inspires a deeply personal painting. Discover how ‘Echoes of Autumn and Time’ became a meditation on loss, parental love, and the surprising…
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Original oil paintings at the 2025 AGH Annual Art Sale
The Art Gallery of Hamilton’s annual Art Sale is your opportunity to purchase original artwork by established and emerging Canadian artists. I’m excited to share that I’ve been selected to participate! Three of my large-scale oil paintings will be available for collectors looking to invest in impressionistic landscapes.
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Learning through painting: Why I painted the same sunset twice
In ‘Stormy Sunset,’ I explored bold abstraction, but I saw new possibilities. My second version, ‘Stormy sunset II’ reexamines movement, balance, and unity while maintaining the energy of the sky. Discover how revisiting a subject deepens artistic expression.
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From underpainting to finished oil painting: Timelapse of a sunset oil painting
Watch a sunset come to life on canvas in this timelapse video. Discover the process, the philosophy, and the beauty of imperfection in my latest oil painting.
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Mystery Art Night: Bayfront Park
The finished oil painting of Bayfront Park in Hamilton, Ontario, is a reflection of the relaxing nature of that moment. The muted colour palette, dominated by blues, greys, and hints of yellow, makes it a versatile painting that can enhance any home decor.
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Painting “Stormy Sunset”, a classic Ontario sky
Sunsets and sunrises make captivating painting subjects. One reason is that the science behind the colours displayed is a powerful reminder that appearances can be deceiving. Explore the meaning and process behind “Stormy Sunset” in this blog post.
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Hamilton Reeds at Dusk: Creating this Hamilton Original Painting
There’s something undeniably special about Hamilton’s landscapes. From beautiful waterfronts to wooded ravines, we have it all. This Hamilton original painting, titled “Hamilton Reeds at Dusk,” captures a scene near the Desjardins Recreation Trail looking toward Burlington Bay that I found particularly captivating.
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Original local art – Don’t miss your chance to bid in the DVSA auction!
This year I have two paintings available to be bid on, New Beginnings and Dundas Forest. Find your piece at the DVSA Auction!
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Inspiring inclusion: How do Hamilton art galleries stack up in terms of equal representation?
A recent study suggests that while art collectors may have an unbiased assessment of artists’ work, institutions remain an obstacle for women in the art world. Does this hold true in Hamilton?