Donnybrook Building

6x12" oil painting on 1"panel

After sketching and painting this little building numerous times, I've just been informed by a Riverdale Farm employee that it's called the Donnybrook Building. This is just the bottom half of the building. It was once two stories which kind of explains the small door (that seems to fascinate me). It's believed that farm animals used to live on it. Yep... 'on' it. I'm going to continue investigating the history of this awesome little building. To be continued... ; )

just a stone's throw away

$60 - 5x7" watercolour painting with 8x10"mat

This is the first time I've put stones in my still life set up. I love the dark and light contrast as well as the texture differences.

pizza oven...mmm!

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I spent the day at the lovely Riverdale Farm which was originally the Toronto Zoo. This lovely stone pizza oven heats up yummy pizzas on Sundays at noon!

$50 - 5x7"painting with 8x10"matt.

Here I am on site painting it with my eyeshadow case watercolour kit.

dance card and painting pals!

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I painted this on site at the wonderful Allan Gardens here in Toronto, again with my painting pals at Toronto Plein-Air Artists! In fact, I did one of them too!

$60 5x7"painting with 8x10"mat.

between

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My new favourite place in the world to plein-air paint! Spadina Museum and it's lovely garden.

$50 - 5x7"painting with 8x10"mat.

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This little painting kit is just a strong cardboard box with my Winsor Newton palette in it, along with water cup, water spritzer, and a bull dog clip holding a rag. The watercolour block fits inside the lid nicely.