Showing posts with label Alair Homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alair Homes. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 September 2018

Art Fair but the Weather isn't

September is a busy time here for outdoor Art Fairs.  Unfortunately the weather has not been as FAIR. Typically fall is gorgeous in Edmonton, with nice crisp blue sky days and gorgeous leaves changing colour.   Today it is trying really hard to snow. 

Last weekend was the Strathearn Art Walk which was huge, the second largest one in Edmonton.  My hubby and I enjoyed strolling around, checked out the Alair Homes tent, as a couple of my pieces were in there. We also purchased some awesome charcuterie boards made from old wine casks from For Wood Sake. 


Alair Homes tent
  I am participating in another art fair this weekend, the Art in Our Park event.  Hopefully the weather will cooperate! I have been helping get some Interactive Puzzle Boards prepped for group activities.  I am also putting my 'woodworking' skills to the test.  I had to make a stretcher board for an odd sized piece of canvas. YouTube kind of helped and I was fairly pleased with my finished product - usually mitred corners are my downfall.  Not Today!!


Friday, 27 April 2018

BuildingARTYeg

I was recently commissioned to do 2 paintings for Alair Homes for their BuildingARTyeg event at the Art Gallery of Alberta Art Gallery of Alberta.  I had lots of fun painting 2 bright acrylic paintings from renderings that I received.  The event was very well done, HarperPR had organized 12 different artists to paint 12 different Alair homes.  It was so cool to see how unique each art piece was. So many talented people!!






One of the other creations - Cool Bottle cap art!

Thursday, 19 April 2018

Building Art Edmonton Day, April 26, 2018

 Lately the posts have been few and far between.  I have been working on 2 commissioned paintings for Alair Homes to celebrate April 26, 2018 which is Building Art Edmonton day.  Thanks to Natalie Harper, from Harper PR for including me, I have had much fun painting these 2 pieces - which I will post next week after the celebrations.

Work at the Art Gallery of St Albert has been pretty busy this spring, too.  The kiddos in the art classes are feeling full of spring cheer - FINALLY the snow is melting and we are all thrilled to see the sun!!
Small portion of a 16x20 acrylic on black gessoed canvas