Coming from England to Canada more than 50 years ago, it was fun to return to  the U.K. to paint this sceneof the usually short-lived english winter in the so-called West Country.
Ian Balfour
Alejandro Rabazo, DVAC member
This is another view of this area of Jarvis and King which appeals me  a lot because for its 19th century buildings and modern Toronto.This full size watercolour is called “St. Lawrence Hall at Jarvis and  King, Toronto”. The St. Lawrence Hall was built in 1850 to serve as  the City’s public meeting place. Today it is the facility of choice  for the film industry, TV series and music videos.
Alejandro Rabazo
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Petro Dhimitri, DVAC member
A view of the Toronto Don Valley River (oil, 16×20 inches) by Petro Dhimitri
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Mark Johnson, DVAC member
“Moment of Forever” 24″ x 30″ acrylic
Mark Johnson is a Toronto artist and recently a DVAC member. He enjoys exploring and sharing his sense of Wonder & Whimsy through his drawings and paintings. Please visit his website http://markfineart.ca to hear more about him and see other examples of his work.
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Sandee Shore, DVAC member
Lodge on Georgian Bay
15″ x 22″
Watercolour
Sandee Shore
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Julita Wolanska, DVAC member
“Force” Acrylic on canvas. Julita Wolanska
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Sue Nelson, DVAC member
This was painted for my son who has a ski chalet in Fernie, B.C.
Bio- Â Sue Nelson
A 5 year sojourn in Europe in the 1960 brought exposure to art in all it’s forms and a new interest began to emerge After retiring form the work force, mid 1990′s Sue was encouraged to take up painting and has entered many juried and group shows. She has paintings in private collections and her other affiliations are: Â Signature member of the Toronto Watercolour Society, Â Willowdale Group of Artists, Â North York Visual Artists, Scarboroough Arts Council, Don Valley Art Club, Quest Valley & Huronia School of Visual Arts.
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Edward Abela, DVAC member
Charlevoix, Quebec, acrylic painting on gallery canvas 18″ x18″
Edward Abela
