Tapestries
Description: Little witch is a original character design by Canadian artist Stephanie Perry. Little witch is born with magical vilifies to connect with nature. She knows which herbs will make the best healing potions and how to communicate and listen to the animals so she can live in harmony with nature,
Description: "Bunny family in the field of Forget me nots" 2024 is a whimsical painted illustration reminiscent of Beatrix potter. Originally painted by hand in acrylic on canvas, the painting is meant to look like the cover of your favorite classic children's book which hearkens a simpler time of traditional family values. "Family is not an important thing, it's everything". -Micheal J. Fox.
Description: “the Call of the Meadowlark” 2022 depicts the preciousness of the gift that nature delivers to all of us. In the case of the meadowlark, the gift is the song and the song represents the light. I began to visualize the song being like a pearl inside the mouth of the bird, slowly growing and becoming more beautiful and precious and for it to shape the world around it into something that emanated light and bold colors.
Description: "Stepping into Spring" 2024 is originally acrylic on canvas. Feeling frustrated with long and cold Alberta winters I used that frustration to channel this painting of a Lynx "Stepping into Spring" 2024 within the Northern Canadian landscape. The sun shape acting as a portal for this beautiful creature to venture from one season to the next. Spring has sprung and the honeybees and the bumble bees are busy collecting nectar from the multitude of dandelions that burst forth every spring in a symphony of color painting the landscape yellow as the sun.
Description: Fun Facts About Giant Pacific Octopuses 1. Giant Pacific octopuses can grow to 29.5 feet (9 m) wide from the tip of one arm to the tip of another and 44 pounds (20 kg). 2. Giant Pacific octopuses can change color in one-tenth of a second. 3. Giant Pacific octopuses can be found more than 330 feet (100 m) underwater.
Description: One afternoon my daughter decided we were going to paint Giraffes and that's just what we did! I decided to do a portrait style because that is how i like to paint my animals, with dignity and an air of preciousness. I always like to pay homage in paint whenever possible to the beautiful beasts of this earth.