REFLECTIONS

REFLECTIONSNeil Patterson paints in an impressionistic style using brush strokes thick with oil paint, much like spreading peanut butter on a slice of bread. Every stroke of his brush leaves textured marks on the canvas that catch the light and change the way you see the painting under different conditions. Neil paints on canvas and linen stretched or mounted on board either framed or gallery wrapped. Each painting is sprayed with UV archival spray.

“In a world preoccupied with the bizarre

and precision

I admire him as one of Canada's best watercolour artists

Robert has described wanting the viewer to feel as if they are “leaning into a bouquet to inhale the scent

Commissions or requests to commemorate special occasions are also welcome

Sheol is closer

David Riome (b

Peter's process of sanding the multi layers of paint to reveal what is hidden beneath is a hint to the depth of his work - a reminder of the moments that need celebrating

expressive brushwork

The Ebony wood pieces are the most time consuming of Neshka’s work

creating an emotional connection that resonates with a wide audience

and painting on location in backcountry huts and alpine lodges