This is one of last year’s favorites. I really had a whole other plan for this one but somehow, this icy perspective came out as if it had a life of its own.
“Serenity”
Acrylic on stretched canvas
61 by 46 cm (24 by 18 inches)
2015
Source: Serenity
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on March 1, 2016
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Phases one, two and three of the piece I’m currently working on. I’m excellent at starting paintings, proving to myself that I can pull off what I intend on expressing but not actually finishing them until I absolutely have to… Maybe at last minute before a potential buyer is coming to view it or just before I’m submitting for a show.
This, like others is at the point that I love it but, no it’s not finished. I’m determined though. I think I’m going to finish it.
Not only that, but I might actually finish some others. I might just…
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on February 25, 2016
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I’m very proud of my newest piece! I’ve been focusing on painting a LOT! Absolutely loving the therapeutic process. This one is almost finished. I’ve got a few minor adjustments to make but I couldn’t wait to start sharing my progress with you.
Please, comment if you enjoy this forest painting.
Does it strike an emotion or a memory?
“Solace”
Acrylic on stretched canvas
24 by 20 inches
2016
Source: Solace
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on February 12, 2016
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Of all my floral shots, this photo from Stanley Park has been a source of pride for a couple of years. I finally decided to paint it despite a slight feeling of intimidation due to the complexity of detail in the petals. I’m three sessions into it and so glad I took a change on this one. So far I have pleasantly surprised myself. Scroll down for my current progress.
I’ve been experimenting with the fun process of applying complementary colours first, then adding the actual colours over top. This takes a bit of trial and error but allowing a bit of the original layer shine through adds real impact.
There’s more work to be done but I’m enjoying the progress. Here is end of session 3:
End of session two:
And the end of session one:
As you can see, the changes from one session to the next are dramatic. I find this process inspiring as I apply each layer. I hope to retain generous amounts of the original colours shining through in the final stages. Stay tuned as I will post more progress soon.
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on January 19, 2015
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Bright yellow daisy – photography by EKphotoArt
I feel inspired today. It’s Monday in November and quite brisk outside but the sun is bright just like this wonderfully vibrant yellow daisy. I hope this beautiful flower will help uplift you the way it has managed to uplift me.
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on November 17, 2014
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For a little something “much” different… I love to play with long exposures when I’m outdoors. This time, instead of the more common silky water long exposure, I incorporated lines and angles along side ghostly figures as people walk down the sea wall, and a perfect line of ships way out in the distance. I added some dramatic edits for a vintage feel and viola! A pretty cool shot. You think?
Sea Wall Long Exposure
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on May 28, 2013
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This summer has been full of fun, nature and beauty. As absent as I’ve been from the blog due to all this fun, I’ve managed to compile quite a library of images for you all to enjoy. Here is a little something from a lovely recent getaway to entice you for the next while as fall approaches and I get back into the old routine.
Pink and Yellow Flower
Hot Pink and Yellow Flower
Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on August 23, 2012
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What a surprise this dragonfly was! Just hanging out on one plant and then the next. Lucky me! I love the black and white stripes on its wings. I’ve actually never seen this type of dragonfly before so it was a really a treat to have it so close and so still for me to photograph.
Dragonfly 1
Dragonfly 2
Dragonfly 3
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Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on August 9, 2012
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To continue from yesterday’s post, here is the top of the same flower. Endless yellow petals with subtle, pink tips.
Moonlit Dahlia IV
Moonlit Dahlia III
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Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on June 21, 2012
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Such amazing pinks! When in full bloom, these resemble a wild rose-bush, but the buds are quite different from the wild roses I’m familiar with. Do you know what these are?
Bright Pink With Textures
Bright Pink Buds
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Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on June 19, 2012
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