description of painting:

A pioneer woman stands in the foreground with her back to the viewer—she has a pan in one hand and maybe a club or stout stick in her other hand. She is intently watching 2 bears devour one of her sheep (might be a goat! I can’t remember!) next to her and quite nervous is maybe 4 or 5 sheep (or goats) the bears are about 75-100 feet away. This painting has haunted me since I first saw it and have tried to find it since. I believe it is Canadian, the painter is well-known, and was part of a pioneer or settler series.

Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated!

Just did this interview with Montréal artist Patick Deziel.

Been doing some StarCraft paintings since there is a new game on the horizon. 2/3 are done, also threw in a Zerg hat I did as a bonus. I usually do clothes art but like to paint sometimes too.

I had the chance to interview Montréal based artist Roxy Peroxyde.

On today's Throwback Thursday, we have a 3 foot tall giant Canadian Beaver Plush I made awhile back!! I hope you enjoy! Best with audio on!

🇨🇦 I. AM. CANADIAN. 🇨🇦

Painting with wool roving is such a tactile experience. You can blend, layer, and create textures like no other medium. Have you tried it?

This painting is made by a canadian artist, Claude Picard. I was wondering what would be the approximate value of this art work. It measures 33 x 22 inches.

25 f (planning to do a mixed media for it)

Should I do it yes or no

I just moved to Canada this year, and somehow I’ve already developed a love-hate relationship with Canada Post!

Hoping someone might be able to provide me more info. I just love it.

Don't see any posts about her work here; I saw an exhibit of her work at the AGO years ago and just loved it all.

These two woodcut or linocut prints were acquired by my father in the early 70’s. The signature appears to read “Marion Rob Barclay” and works are dated from 1964 and 1971. Claude turned up no results for the prints or the artist.

Confession: until today I knew nothing about Alan Beddoe, or any of this. His pieces have been in our house for at least a year. Today I finally went down the rabbit hole.

Turns out Alan Brookman Beddoe (1893-1975) supervised the illumination of the Books of Remembrance in the Peace Tower, designed badges for 180+ Royal Canadian Navy ships, drew the coats of arms for Yukon and the NWT, and designed the Pearson Pennant during the 1964 flag debate.

He also painted. Here's what we've apparently been living with:

- Pastels of Ottawa and Gatineau: Wellington St., the Rideau River railway bridge, the cement factory in Hull, Gatineau farms

- A winter river scene signed and dated '36

- A stack of loose watercolour sketches

- A 1933 calendar from his own ad studio at 185 Sparks St. (phone number: Queen 2995)

The framed ones carry numbered estate labels from 1995, and the numbers go up to at least 42, so someone once catalogued a lot of his work.

Anyone here know his easel work, or the Ottawa commercial art scene in the 30s? I'm very new to all of this.

My late father in law David Craig painted this, it will forever be one of my all time favorite paintings that he did ♥️

Im still a newbie at this marble art so be nice please