Blue Cat
Acrylics on canvas board, 8x10
Cutie
Acrylics on canvas board, 8x10
Silent beauty
Acrylics on canvas board, 8x10
At times, and only when we pause between two hurried steps, we become able to notice those amazing, seemingly insignificant little things that make us smile.
Acrylics on canvas board, 9x7
While looking around for the waterfall Lisine, a nice summer stroll took me in another direction. It was a nice, leisurely stroll in good company on a hot, enjoyable summer day. This little one went away to share happy memories.
Summer stroll
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 16x20
A friend asked me to paint this amazing guy. Lucky owners, I’m sure they are in for lots of fun with him as part of their family.
Acrylics on canvas board, 9x12
Captured by paint at the right moment so they can live forever.
Acrylics on canvas board, 8x10
A portrait of a member of a family. A small token of gratitude for sixteen years of companionship and mischief.
Acrylics on canvas board, 12x9
Every spring this house hides behind the bountiful blossoms of the Japanese cherry. Days after, the blossoms fall down and cover the grass and the street, and the whole neighbourhood turns pink.
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 20x16
Vacation for one means lot of work for the other. Day after day, he was walking up and down the beach, in the heat of the scorching Cuban Sun, offering refreshments. Thank you, JB!
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 20x16
A house - museum that looked really inviting that summer day when I had the opportunity to visit it. Late summer breeze and early fall colours united with serenity of this special place.
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 20x16
This cute little guy found his home at a local restaurant bearing the same name. You can see the painting in person if you visit the place in Burnaby, BC.
Acrylics on canvas board, 14x11
Based on my aunt’s old photograph and painted for her, with the idea to make it look as much as possible as it use to be in the late forties, so it could bring her back to the dearest memories of her early childhood.
Acrylics on canvas board, 14x11
There are some places around the world where the Earth and the Heavens meet. This is one of them.
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 20x16
I believe there is not one person who went to a Cuban beach and who hadn’t had a ride on these catamarans. Even just thinking of Cuban beaches bring memories of these colourful sails floating around.
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 20x16
A place where spring never ends. One part emerged from my memory, the rest from my imagination.
Acrylics on wrapped canvas, 20x16
Every year in May there is a Rhododendron Festival in my city. With bursts of every colour and shade they announce that spring will soon turn into summer. This painting shows a secluded, shaded area of a park brought to life by sunlight and rhododendron blossoms.