Here are a few of my pieces. As a child, I loved painting and sketching. However, many years passed and I almost forgot how much I loved creating things. It was my dear husband who encouraged me to start drawing and painting again. He even brought me to Julie-Ann's Art Store to frame a few of my old pieces from high school. Julie-Ann's had art classes. What luck! I signed up. Since that day, a year and a half ago, my muse has returned--Anna Tosso, April 2013
Saturday, 16 August 2014
Gibraltarian Lighthouse
We camped at Art on the Farm. It is so beautiful there. I wish we could live in the Colimbia Valley too. And this is what I painted on the first night. It's a small acrylic (6x6).
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Baby Story Time
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
Homeless Crow
I was inspired by my neighbourhood crows who were recently displaced after a grand old English Birch was chopped down a couple of months ago on my neighbours' property. I'm sure they hate us humans now and I swear the crows sit in our cedar and are staring where their home used to be. They are very vocal and caw their dismay at us. Painting is 2 - 20x16 canvasses in acrylic. I used quite a bit of retarder to get the sky blended.
Sunday, 1 June 2014
Making Cards
Sunday, 16 March 2014
Art time
Well, it's been a busy time around here. Full time work, battling the flu and colds on all fronts (I recently learned what it means to have a toddler with projectile vomit), and two little dogs (one who suffered a recent severe allergic reaction which involved an emergency vet visit)--all this means that I haven't had time to draw or paint.
However, we got crafty today. We made egg carton tulips and did some fingerpainting.
However, we got crafty today. We made egg carton tulips and did some fingerpainting.
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| The final product--egg carton tulips |
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| Finger printing art with stamps too |
Saturday, 15 February 2014
The playroom!
I finished the playroom in October just prior to my return to work after my maternity leave. It was fun and took me approximately 3 weeks to paint.
East Wall
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