**NEW ART PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE** 😍
Welcome to the home of art prints at Peacock & Fig! I’m thrilled to be able to offer a selection of my paintings and illustrations as giclée art prints, they are available on high-quality fine art paper and as stretched canvases. If you’d like more options of sizing or printing surfaces than you see in the listings, please feel free to reach out and I’ll let you know what your options are for the art you’re interested in. If you’d like to purchase original art, please have a look at the original art page. 😊
Please note that shipping for art prints is only available to Canada and the US at checkout. If you’re located outside Canada and the US, please reach out to me by email and tell me which print you’d like, what size and substrate (paper or canvas), and your shipping location and telephone number (for UPS). I then can reach out to the printer and get a shipping quote specifically for you, and we can go from there. If approved, I will then send you an invoice for your purchase to place your order. Once paid, your order will be placed immediately with the printer. 😊❤️
100 Days of Birds Art Print
100 Days of Birds is a giclée art print showcasing one hundred illustrated birds, one drawn each day as part of The 100 Day Project. Using an ink pen and watersoluble ink markers, each bird is drawn with care and expressiveness. The birds are going in taxonomical order from the top left of the print to the bottom right, following the rows of four images left to right (starting with geese, ending with blackbirds). Celebrate the wonderful diversity of birds in our world with the 100 Days of Birds art print.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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A Different Point of View Art Print
A Different Point of View is a giclée art print which exemplifies the lovely historic buildings on Lower Johnson Street in Victoria, BC. This part of Victoria is called “Old Town” and features many wonderfully colourful and architecturally beautiful buildings. This particular building doesn’t have a name, it’s known in the city records as 567-569 Johnson Street, and it was built in 1890 for Elijah Howe Anderson in the Victorian Italianate style. This painting features a striking perspective looking up at the building, and a mix of sky blues with hints of orange to contrast. The original painting is painted in oils on ACM (aluminum composite material). Another painting of the same building but a different angle is The Jewel of Johnson Street, and another building just down the street from this one is the colourful Paper Box Arcade.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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A Moment of Stillness Art Print
A Moment of Stillness is a giclée art print showcasing luscious peonies and ranunculus blooms. The beautiful silver vase sets off the delicate texture of the flowers, and the vibrant pinks and greens contrast against the deep dark background. This painting is meant to inspire stopping to take a breath and reset, to regain a moment of peace and calm in your day. The original painting is painted in oils on panel.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Afternoon Snack Art Print
Afternoon Snack is a giclée art print featuring a beautiful river otter eating a fish snack by the side of a river. With deep chromium greens and warm browns and yellows, this earthy image shows a snippet in the life of river otters. The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was exhibited at the 2025 Little Gems Show in the Bay Centre, Victoria BC. Other images featured in the photos are Eyes of the Deep and Guardian of the Kelp.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Blackberry Dreams Art Print
Blackberry Dreams was created as an original 6″x6″ oil painting on wood panel, and the original sold even before the official exhibition opening at the 2024 Winter Small Works Show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Featuring vibrant teal and purple tones, the Blackberry Dreams art print depicts a punnet of delectable blackberries.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Bold Empress Art Print
Bold Empress celebrates the beauty of the tulip gardens in the spring at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in the gorgeous inner harbour in Victoria, BC. The gardens at the Empress change seasonally, and they are beloved by tourists and locals alike. This painting features rich burgundies and soft pinks and oranges, contrasting against the sunny blue sky. The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was exhibited at the Ten Squared Exhibition at the Federation Gallery in Vancouver, BC. Other paintings in this series featured in the photos are Dreamy Empress and Vibrant Empress.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Bowl with Pears Art Print
Bowl with Pears was created as an original 10″x10″ oil painting on birch panel, and has been exhibitied at the Ten Squared Exhibition at the prestigious Federation of Canadian Artists Gallery on Granville Island, Vancouver. Featuring rich magenta and umber tones, this still life painting depicts a brass bowl filled with red Bartlett pears.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Dreamy Empress Art Print
Dreamy Empress epitomizes the magic of the tulip gardens in the spring at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in the beautiful inner harbour in Victoria, BC. The gardens at the Empress change seasonally, and they are beloved by tourists and locals alike. This painting features soft pinks, creams, and purples, creating a hazy and dream-like atmosphere. The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was exhibited at the Ten Squared Exhibition at the Federation Gallery in Vancouver, BC. Other paintings in this series featured in the photos are Bold Empress and Vibrant Empress.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Drift Art Print
Drift is a giclée art print featuring a beautiful Green Sea Turtle. This beautiful creature is drifting near the surface of the ocean, creating an unusual reflection in the water. The Green Sea Turtle is no longer listed as endangered, but it’s still at risk from human activity such as warming oceans due to climate change, and being caught as bycatch from commercial fisheries. This painting features vibrant teals and blues that are punctuated by vivid green, and contrast against the beautiful dark patterned shell of the turtle.
The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is one of six prints in the Reflections Collection. This series was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” and was painted to raise money for the rebuilding of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove (tragically lost to fire Dec 31, 2024). Currently the original paintings are for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, 50% of the sale of the originals will be donated to the WIC. The other paintings in the Reflections Collection (as seen in the photos) are Surface Curiosity, Soundings, Resonance, Tideplay, and Glidepath. All of the paintings feature a reflection in the water — this is the junction between the air and the sea, which symbolizes the connection that we all have with the marine environment. The ocean creates more than half of our planet’s oxygen, so we must do what we can to protect this fragile environment as it literally creates the conditions of life for us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Emerge Art Print
The Emerge giclée art print showcases a beautiful vibrant bouquet on a moody background, reminiscent of Dutch florals. The rich reds and pinks contrast against the dark surroundings, creating depth and drama. The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and was sold at the Winter Small Works Show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Other paintings in this series are Radiant Rebirth and Whispers of Light.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Escape Into Bounty Art Print
Escape Into Bounty is a giclée art print echoing stillness and peace with a luscious bouquet of blooms. The silver vase gives the composition an air of elegance, as do the bountiful peonies, ranunculus, daisies, and other florals. Misty purples and pinks give the painting a feeling of calm and serenity. The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was auctioned by the BC SPCA at their annual Offleased Gala to raise funds for their wonderful efforts.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Eyes of the Deep Art Print
Eyes of the Deep is a giclée art print featuring a soulful harbour seal pup resting on the sandy beach. Soft pinks and golds contrast with the vivid white of the seal pup, and the beautiful black markings add a special personality to the pup as each seals markings are unique. The pup may be “hauled out,” which is when seal pups are left on rocks or the beach by their mother while she hunts for them. Often the pups or adults that are hauled out are on the land coinciding with the tides — when the tides are higher, they can more easily return to the water, so it’s vital that seals not be disturbed when they are hauled out (particularly pups, they are not abandoned as some may assume). Harbour seals are a wonderful playful creature and are an indication of a healthy ecosystem, and are often found hunting in the kelp forests along the coastline.
The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was exhibited at the 2025 Little Gems Show in the Bay Centre, Victoria BC. Other images featured in the photos are Afternoon Snack and Guardian of the Kelp.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Glidepath Art Print
Glidepath is a giclée art print featuring several majestic Giant Manta Rays. These beautiful creatures are gliding gracefully through the ocean, travelling together in a “squadron.” Giant Manta Rays are listed as being endangered, they are often caught as bycatch from commercial fisheries, and are fished for their meat and gill plates for specialty markets. This painting features deep greens that almost obscure these beautiful fluid creatures, which contrast against the pale blue sky and sparkling surface reflections.
The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is one of six prints in the Reflections Collection. This series was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” and was painted to raise money for the rebuilding of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove (tragically lost to fire Dec 31, 2024). Currently the original paintings are for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, 50% of the sale of the originals will be donated to the WIC. The other paintings in the Reflections Collection (as seen in the photos) are Surface Curiosity, Soundings, Resonance, Tideplay, and Drift. All of the paintings feature a reflection in the water — this is the junction between the air and the sea, which symbolizes the connection that we all have with the marine environment. The ocean creates more than half of our planet’s oxygen, so we must do what we can to protect this fragile environment as it literally creates the conditions of life for us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
Need another size? Contact me for prices.
Guardian of the Kelp Art Print
Guardian of the Kelp is a giclée art print featuring a sea otter floating in the ocean, likely with a clam or mollusc clasped tightly in its paws. With vibrant purples and cool mints contrasting with the dark textured fur, this striking image shows a species on the comeback. Along the Pacific Northwest coastline, sea otters were hunted to near-extinction for their thick dense fur in the 18th and 19th centuries. They have a million hairs per square inch (the size of a Canadian loonie) which keeps them warm and dry in the frigid ocean. They are also a keystone species — they help control sea urchin populations, which can devastate and destroy kelp forests. Kelp forests are massive carbon sinks on the planet, absorbing more CO₂ than the same sized redwood forest. Kelp forests are also the home of so much life from harbour seals to crabs to starfish to the Great Pacific Octopus. If kelp forests disappear, so too does so much other marine life, and oceans will continue to warm. Sea otters are vital in keeping the ecosystem in balance, and their slow revival is something to be celebrated and protected in our increasingly busy oceans.
The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was exhibited at the 2025 Little Gems Show in the Bay Centre, Victoria BC. Other images featured in the photos are Eyes of the Deep and Afternoon Snack.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Inner Harbour Dream Art Print
Inner Harbour Dream is a giclée art print featuring the beautiful Victoria inner harbour in British Columbia. The inner harbour is world famous for the beautiful BC Legislature (Provincial government buildings), the lovely new Johnson Street bridge, as well as the float planes that have their airport in the inner harbour. This vibrant painting also features some of the kelp forests under the ocean waves, the kelp forests sustain life along our coastline and can capture more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than a redwood forest of the same size. The original painting is painted in acrylics on a wooden panel as a local private commission.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Pacific Northwest Botanicals Art Print
Hand painted gouache botanicals from the Pacific Northwest coastal region, featuring deciduous and evergreen trees, florals, botanicals, & sea plants. These paintings were done as part of a 100 Day Project, one painting a day for 100 days. They are based on the plants featured in the book “Saanich Ethnobotany: Culturally Important Plants of the WSANEC People” (Saanich is a region in Victoria, British Columbia). Some of the paintings were done on pages of vintage forestry and flora reports and books. Most of these plants and botanicals are found all along the Pacific Northwest coast, including Vancouver Island and the Vancouver Lower Mainland region, Washington State, and Oregon State. This print also comes with a downloadable PDF “map” of what each plant is, it will be available to download after purchase.
The Pacific Northwest Botanicals art print was included in a birthday gift box for His Majesty King Charles III, by the Prince’s Trust of Canada. Such an incredible honour to represent Canadian veteran artists and business owners. ❤️
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Paper Box Arcade Art Print
The Paper Box Arcade giclée art print showcases one of the historic buildings on Lower Johnson Street in Victoria, BC, the Paper Box Building. This part of Victoria is called “Old Town” and features many wonderfully colourful and architecturally beautiful buildings. This particular building is known in city records as the H. Saunders Grocery and Liquor Store, and it was built in 1890 in the Victorian Italianate style. It is one of the more colourful buildings along “LoJo,” with its vibrant cobalt blue and bright green facade. It’s also known for the arcade which has a gorgeous wrought iron gate to secure it at night, the arcade currently features many shops along the corridor. The original painting is painted in oils on panel. Other paintings of a building two doors down from the Paper Box Building are A Different Point of View and The Jewel of Johnson Street.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Queen Frederika Art Print
Queen Frederika is a giclée art print featuring the showstopping Queen Frederika Fluevog boot as a vase full of bright vibrant blooms. John Fluevog has been designing shoes for over fifty years, and is beloved around the world (and particularly in British Columbia as he’s from Vancouver where the head office still is). The Queen Frederika boots feature an incredible column-style heel (with their own special Fluevog-heiroglyphics on the underside), and these particular boots are the only ones like them in the world as the pink heel has been paired with the patent leather mint boot. An energetic bouquet bursts from the boot, echoing the fun and drama that these boots bring to the wearer and all those around them. And yes, the boots are surprisingly comfortable… 😍 The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and was sold to a private collector.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Radiant Rebirth Art Print
The Radiant Rebirth giclée art print showcases a simple yet vibrant bouquet in a glass jar, reminiscent of Dutch florals. The rich reds, pinks, and greens contrast against the dark mood surrounding, creating mystery and drama. The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and was sold at the Winter Small Works Show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Other paintings in this series are Emerge and Whispers of Light.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Resonance Art Print
Resonance is a giclée art print featuring a magnificent Humpback Whale. This majestic creature is spyhopping (popping up to look above the water), creating a unique reflection at the ocean’s surface. The Humpback Whale is no longer listed as endangered, and along the Pacific Northwest coast it has made a remarkable comeback. However, it’s still at risk from human activity such as vessel strikes in our increasingly busy waterways, and being entangled by gear from commercial fisheries (often called ghost gear). This painting features deep blues and chromium greens that are punctuated by the white of the underside of the whale, and contrast against the pale sky.
The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is one of six prints in the Reflections Collection. This series was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” and was painted to raise money for the rebuilding of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove (tragically lost to fire Dec 31, 2024). Currently the original paintings are for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, 50% of the sale of the originals will be donated to the WIC. The other paintings in the Reflections Collection (as seen in the photos) are Surface Curiosity, Soundings, Drift, Tideplay, and Glidepath. All of the paintings feature a reflection in the water — this is the junction between the air and the sea, which symbolizes the connection that we all have with the marine environment. The ocean creates more than half of our planet’s oxygen, so we must do what we can to protect this fragile environment as it literally creates the conditions of life for us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
Need another size? Contact me for prices.
River Otter Meadow Art Print
The River Otter Meadow giclée art print depicts a sweet river otter surrounded by a meadow of flowers. This whimsical art print bursts with chromium greens, deep darks, and cheeful yellows. The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is currently for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
Please note that there are two variations of this print available — one that is slightly cropped top and bottom, and one that is the original art which is longer and narrower. For paper prints, the original art will result in a slightly larger margin of white paper on both sides to accommodate the taller image. Canvas prints are available for both versions, please see the images to look at the differences in proportions.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Sea Wolf Art Print
Sea Wolf is a giclée art print featuring a stunning Sea Wolf in the ocean, showcasing its marine habitat. This mysterious creature is rarely seen by humans, and is only found along the Pacific Northwest coast in the entire world. They are a sub-species of Grey Wolf (they are also called Coastal Wolves), and 85% of their diet comes directly from the ocean and their marine environment. Recently footage of Sea Wolves learning to use tools to find food (which is very rare in the animal kingdom) has been captured — the wolves have learned how to haul crab traps out of the water to eat the bait, and they’re teaching each other how to do it. Their coats also reflect the marine environment with their rusty seaweed colours, and they are thicker to protect them from the frigid ocean water as they swim from island to island. There is still so much to discover about these elusive mammals, but they are a vital part of the PNW marine ecosystem as an apex predator.
This painting features warm greens and browns, and the surface of the ocean reflects the wolf in a very striking way. The original painting is painted in oils on canvas mounted to panel, and the reference image is used with permission of the wonderful BC photographer and conservationist Ian McAllister. This painting was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” that film was heartbreaking (and yet hopeful), and was the inspiration to paint wildlife to help raise awareness of these magical creatures and the world that we need to protect. The original of this painting is currently for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Soundings Art Print
Soundings is a giclée art print featuring a gorgeous Humpback Whale. This majestic creature is either spyhopping or about to breach, piercing the ocean’s surface. The Humpback Whale is no longer listed as endangered, and along the Pacific Northwest coast it has made a remarkable comeback. Unfortunately, it’s still at risk from human activity such as vessel strikes in our increasingly busy waterways, and being entangled by gear from commercial fisheries (often called ghost gear).
The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is one of six prints in the Reflections Collection. This series was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” and was painted to raise money for the rebuilding of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove (tragically lost to fire Dec 31, 2024). Currently the original paintings are for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, 50% of the sale of the originals will be donated to the WIC. The other paintings in the Reflections Collection (as seen in the photos) are Surface Curiosity, Drift, Resonance, Tideplay, and Glidepath. All of the paintings feature a reflection in the water — this is the junction between the air and the sea, which symbolizes the connection that we all have with the marine environment. The ocean creates more than half of our planet’s oxygen, so we must do what we can to protect this fragile environment as it literally creates the conditions of life for us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
Need another size? Contact me for prices.
Surface Curiosity Art Print
Surface Curiosity is a giclée art print featuring a gorgeous California Sea Lion. This curious creature is swimming at the surface of the ocean, creating a striking reflection in the water. The California Sea Lion is not listed as endangered, but it’s still at risk from human activity such as warming oceans due to climate change affecting their food sources, as well as algal blooms and entanglements in commercial fishing gear (often called ghost gear). This painting features vibrant teals that contrast against the expressive pale sky and sparkling reflections. An easy way to tell the difference between Steller Sea Lions and California Sea Lions on a beach other than their size and colouring (as they’re often found fishing together) is their sounds — California Sea Lions make a “barking” sound, and Steller Sea Lions make a low deep loud roaring/grumbling sound. Stellers are also much bigger than Californias, they can be over twice the size and males can weigh over a ton.
The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is one of six prints in the Reflections Collection. This series was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” and was painted to raise money for the rebuilding of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove (tragically lost to fire Dec 31, 2024). Currently the original paintings are for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, 50% of the sale of the originals will be donated to the WIC. The other paintings in the Reflections Collection (as seen in the photos) are Drift, Soundings, Resonance, Tideplay, and Glidepath. All of the paintings feature a reflection in the water — this is the junction between the air and the sea, which symbolizes the connection that we all have with the marine environment. The ocean creates more than half of our planet’s oxygen, so we must do what we can to protect this fragile environment as it literally creates the conditions of life for us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
Need another size? Contact me for prices.
Temple Jar 1 Art Print
The Temple Jar 1 art print depicts a beautiful Asian temple jar (the original is an 8″ x 8″ still life oil painting). Rich blues, greens, and deep purples enhance the striking nature of this painting, giving a moody atmospheric vibe to a classic piece of blue and white pottery.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Temple Jar 2 Art Print
The Temple Jar 2 art print depicts the distinctive top portion of a beautiful Asian temple jar (the original is an 8″ x 8″ still life oil painting). Rich blues, greens, and sienna enhance the striking nature of this painting, giving a moody atmospheric vibe to a classic piece of blue and white pottery.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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The Beauty Within Art Print
The Beauty Within was created as an original 10″x10″ oil painting on cradled birch panel, and the original sold even before the official exhibition opening at the 2024 Winter Small Works Show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Featuring vibrant magentas and and purple tones, The Beauty Within art print shows the exquisite beauty of everyday objects around us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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The Jewel of Johnson Street Art Print
The Jewel of Johnson Street giclée art print showcases a lovely historic building on Lower Johnson Street in Victoria, BC. This part of Victoria is called “Old Town” and features many wonderfully colourful and architecturally beautiful buildings. This particular building doesn’t have a name, it’s known in the city records as 567-569 Johnson Street, and it was built in 1890 for Elijah Howe Anderson in the Victorian Italianate style. This painting features an almost straight on perspective looking at the building, highlighting the beautiful architecture and lovely colours. The original painting is painted in oils on ACM (aluminum composite material), and was sold at the Summer Small Works Show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Another painting of the same building but a different angle is A Different Point of View, and another building just two doors down the street from this one is the colourful Paper Box Arcade.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Tideplay Art Print
Tideplay is a giclée art print featuring several playful Steller Sea Lions. These massive creatures are swimming just under the surface of the ocean, creating a unique reflection in the water. Steller Sea Lions are endangered in parts of the US (or “Special Concern” in other locations), and they are very vulnerable to human activity such as warming oceans due to climate change, oil spills, and being entagled by gear from commercial fisheries (also known as ghost gear). This painting features deep blues and greens, punctuated by oranges as the sunlight reflects off their sandy-rust coloured bodies. Fun fact, an easy way to tell the difference between Steller Sea Lions and California Sea Lions on a beach other than their size and colouring (as they’re often found fishing together) is their sounds — California Sea Lions make a “barking” sound, and Steller Sea Lions make a low deep loud roaring/grumbling sound.
The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and is one of six prints in the Reflections Collection. This series was inspired by the new David Attenborough documentary “Ocean,” and was painted to raise money for the rebuilding of the Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove (tragically lost to fire Dec 31, 2024). Currently the original paintings are for sale at the Orca Spirit Adventures gallery in Victoria BC, 50% of the sale of the originals will be donated to the WIC. The other paintings in the Reflections Collection (as seen in the photos) are Surface Curiosity, Soundings, Resonance, Drift, and Glidepath. All of the paintings feature a reflection in the water — this is the junction between the air and the sea, which symbolizes the connection that we all have with the marine environment. The ocean creates more than half of our planet’s oxygen, so we must do what we can to protect this fragile environment as it literally creates the conditions of life for us.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
Need another size? Contact me for prices.
Vibrant Empress Art Print
Vibrant Empress exuberantly displays the incredible tulip gardens at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in the gorgeous inner harbour in Victoria, BC. The gardens at the Empress change seasonally, and they are beloved by tourists and locals alike. This painting features bold reds and orange tulips, contrasting against the greens of the foliage. The original painting is painted in oils on cradled birch panel, and was exhibited at the Ten Squared Exhibition at the Federation Gallery in Vancouver, BC. Other paintings in this series featured in the photos are Dreamy Empress and Bold Empress.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Whispers of Light Art Print
The Whispers of Light giclée art print showcases a beautiful white dalia emerging from a dark background, as a nod to the Dutch masters and their luscious moody florals. The delicate white bloom contrasts against the dark background, with justa hint of the red peony disappearing into the darkness. The original painting is painted in oils on panel, and was sold at the Winter Small Works Show at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Other paintings in this series are Radiant Rebirth and Emerge.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Woodland Collection Art Print
A set of four illustrations featuring a deer, hare, hedgehog, and swallow. Drawn in the style of a woodcut with the texture of a lithograph, this set of four also features a range of botanicals such a peonies, ferns, hellebores, and anenomes. The Woodland Deer, Woodland Hare, Woodland Swallow and Woodland Hedgehog illustrations can also be purchased separately.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Woodland Deer Art Print
Illustration of a deer, drawn in the style of a woodcut with the texture of a lithograph print. The navy background with accents in moss green, cream, and lavender, creates a sense of moodiness and calm. The Woodland Deer illustration also features peonies and other botanicals. This illustration is part of the Woodland Collection, which can also be purchased as one standalone print, or alongside the Woodland Deer, Woodland Hedgehog, and Woodland Hare individual prints.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Woodland Hare Art Print
Illustration of a hare, drawn in the style of a woodcut with the texture of a lithograph print. The moss green background with accents in navy, cream, and lavender for the hare, creates a sense of peace and gentleness. The Woodland Hare illustration also features a hellebore, anemone, and other botanicals. This illustration is part of the Woodland Collection, which can also be purchased as one standalone print, or alongside the Woodland Deer, Woodland Hedgehog, and Woodland Hare individual prints.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Woodland Hedgehog Art Print
Illustration of a hedgehog sitting in a peony, drawn in the style of a woodcut with the texture of a lithograph print. The pretty lavender background with accents in navy, moss green, and cream for the hedgehog, creates a sense of gentle happiness. The Woodland Hedgehog illustration also features other botanicals and berries. This illustration is part of the Woodland Collection, which can also be purchased as one standalone print, or alongside the Woodland Deer, Woodland Hedgehog, and Woodland Hare individual prints.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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Woodland Swallow Art Print
Illustration of a swallow, drawn in the style of a woodcut with the texture of a lithograph print. The pretty cream background with accents in navy, moss green, and lavender and cream for the swallow, creates a sense of uplifting calm. The Woodland Swallow illustration also features oak leaves and other botanicals. This illustration is part of the Woodland Collection, which can also be purchased as one standalone print, or alongside the Woodland Deer, Woodland Hedgehog, and Woodland Hare individual prints.
15% of the proceeds of this print will be donated to marine conservation and education organizations.
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