It was fun and a challenge to do this painting. i.e. to create the illusion of water and movement. It was with painting this I was overcome with thankfulness for this gift I was given.
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About the Artist
I do not remember much of my childhood on the farm. What I do have many "snippets" of, is drawing, painting, coloring, making cards etc. In high school, one of my subjects was art.
As newlyweds, my husband and I moved to Windsor, Ontario, Canada where I started oil painting classes at night. When we returned to South Africa 3 1/2 years later, I painted until our son was born. Having babies, raising them and 'experiencing life' put art on the 'back burner' for 34 years.
Those three babies, all grown up now, encouraged me to start painting again. For three years the paint and canvas they gave me, collected dust.
Retired, young in spirit and able-bodied, the paint got dusted and the brushes took to painting like ducks to water. One of the grownup babies, supplies me with canvasses and one has started this blog. I am so thankful for this gift.
As newlyweds, my husband and I moved to Windsor, Ontario, Canada where I started oil painting classes at night. When we returned to South Africa 3 1/2 years later, I painted until our son was born. Having babies, raising them and 'experiencing life' put art on the 'back burner' for 34 years.
Those three babies, all grown up now, encouraged me to start painting again. For three years the paint and canvas they gave me, collected dust.
Retired, young in spirit and able-bodied, the paint got dusted and the brushes took to painting like ducks to water. One of the grownup babies, supplies me with canvasses and one has started this blog. I am so thankful for this gift.
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