Title: Cotswold Morning
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 16″x20″
Artist: Brent Arlitt
About the Painting: The mill at Lower Slaughter in the Cotswold, built in 1658. The brilliant June morning sun warms the stones as the clear water happily cascades down the mill race to the tune of birds singing.
About the Artist: Mr. Arlitt is a professional engineer who enjoys capturing and conveying the feelings of a landscape scene into a painting.

Title: The Scarborough Bluffs
Medium: Stryofoam oil palette & gesso
Size: 5″x7″
Artist: Liz Creswick
Year: 2009
Artist’s website: lizcreswick.com
About the painting: This is one of my newly invented “Recycled Styro Art”, made from using styrofoam trays, reused as palettes, then cutting up into images and embedding in gesso/plaster.

Title: Luty Light House
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 18″x18″
Artist: Linda Roy
Artist’s Blog: lindasartandattitude.blogspot.com

Title: Laccalmie Comes to Rest
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 16″ X 20″
Artist: Brent Arlitt

About the Painting: The old freighter was beached in a storm and abandoned for decades at Baie ST. Paul, and now evokes a variety of feelings.

About the Artist: Mr. Arlitt is a professional engineer who enjoys capturing and conveying the feelings of a landscape scene into a painting.

Picture Title: Cotswold Morning
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 16″ X 20″
Artist: Brent Arlitt

About the Painting: The mill at Lower Slaughter in the Cotswold, built in 1658. The brilliant June morning sun warms the stones as the clear water happily cascades down the mill race to the tune of birds singing.

About the Artist: Mr. Arlitt is a professional engineer who enjoys capturing and conveying the feelings of a landscape scene into a painting.

Picture Title: Algonquin Park
Medium: Watercolour
Size: 10″ x 14″
Artist: Ian Nicholl

About the Artist
Ian Nicholl has been drawing and painting most of his life. Since retiring he has concentrated on watercolours pursuing a love of landscape and architectural subjects developed in his native England. In addition to commissions for house and cottage portraits his paintings and prints have sold privately and at shows in Muskoka and Toronto.

Boat Repair on Grand Manan 10×8 by Michael Steinhauser

One of the great scenes that a painter encounters on Grand Manan Island

Joanina Lake, Greece (oil on canvas, 16×20) by Petro Dhimitri

Emily Provincial Park (16 x 24) oil, by Carol Berry, copyright 2006

This painting of the view from the beach at Emily Provincial Park on Pidgeon Lake near Omemee, Ontario. Mixing the blues was very elusive, I finally realized that I had mixed all my tubes of blue paints together to get the blues I wanted.

Carol Berry

A view of the Toronto Don Valley River (oil, 16×20 inches) by Petro Dhimitri

“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.

I was born in Tirana (Albania) and I arrived in Canada as a permanent resident on January 25, 2002. I graduated from Tirana’s Art College in 1956 and from Tirana’s University in 1963. I worked as a journalist for more than 30 years. At the same time I participated in many local and National Art Shows. I had a solo art show in Tirana in 1987.

I was born in Tirana (Albania) and I arrived in Canada as a permanent resident on January 25, 2002. I graduated from Tirana’s Art College in 1956 and from Tirana’s University in 1963. I worked as a journalist for more than 30 years. At the same time I participated in many local and National Art Shows. I had a solo art show in Tirana in 1987.

For my friend this picture title is Jelly Fish – as she claims to see the fish swiming in the cubes of jello!… I named it Prosperity – may we all live long and prosper and may the 2010 be great in every way. Prosperity for All!

Julita Wolanska
www.julitka.com

The wild and rocky Cape Breton shore is a romantic spot, frequented by seabirds and tourists mainly.  It is ideal to inspire artists, too, and, as you paint (or maybe take photos) you will sea eagles soaring overhead.

Pat Vicari

Lower Pitt Lake is a charming part of the Fraser River system where I have spent many a happy hour drinking in the peace and observing the great blue herons. The mountains of the Coastal Range are off in the distance.

Pat Vicari

artist: Garry Herridge

title: Shipwreck- Cayo Coco

watercolour

22″ x 28″ I developed this painting from a sketch of the shipwreck I did while on winter vacation in Cayo Coco, Cuba.