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Nicholas Williams: High Noon

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Yup, you know where this is. It's not that I have a one-track mind so much as I really love the place, and find the landscape there exactly the vehicle for the emotions I want to project. High Noon, Douglas Lake". 18 X 24" Oil on Canvas. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. View my complete profile. M and M Photography. Community Arts Council of Greater Vic. Preview - The Gallery Guide. Links you should explore:. Erin Coulter, Life Coach. Where I Buy (and you should too).

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Nicholas Williams: April 2014

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Actually painted again- yesterday, for the first time in nine months. Wholly Moses. And in my brand new very own ultra awesome studio. It's been a long winter in more ways than one. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. This blog will serve as an online home for my paintings and drawings, and as a way to share my views and tastes on the painterly arts in general. Please contact me through email nicholaspaints(at)shaw(dot)ca for prices if you are interested in purchasing.

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Nicholas Williams: Please Come to Our Show

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Please Come to Our Show. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. This blog will serve as an online home for my paintings and drawings, and as a way to share my views and tastes on the painterly arts in general. Please contact me through email nicholaspaints(at)shaw(dot)ca for prices if you are interested in purchasing. View my complete profile. M and M Photography. Community Arts Council of Greater Vic. Preview - The Gallery Guide. Links you should explore:.

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Nicholas Williams: Arbutus, the Strawberry Tree

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Arbutus, the Strawberry Tree. Well, in retrospect, maybe this one is not 100% finished, but I'm posting it here because this blog has fallen off the map (and needs to get back on), and I have some more stuff coming. I'm painting again, and feeling a general surge in motivation, which is very refreshing. I find that the 22 X 28" format is perfect for big trees. I have a few more up my sleeve, still. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. View my complete profile.

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Nicholas Williams: Shortliner, Kelowna Pacific

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Shortliner, Kelowna Pacific. Shortliner" 16 x20" Oil on Canvas. The best bits came the easiest as usual. Not bad after not having painted for 6 months. It's an Electro-Motive Dynamics (EMD) loci, probably sold to Kelowna Pacific by CN and repainted. It warms my heart that these shortline companies are still viable and making a solid go of it. It not only keeps trucks off the road- a lot of trucks- but also contributes to the economy and helps keep our regions what they are. We gotta get together soon.

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Nicholas Williams: February 2014

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He Looks like my Grandfather. Here's an inspiration and a role model for me:. When I am 75 I will still be learning from him, I'm sure. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. This blog will serve as an online home for my paintings and drawings, and as a way to share my views and tastes on the painterly arts in general. Please contact me through email nicholaspaints(at)shaw(dot)ca for prices if you are interested in purchasing. View my complete profile. M and M Photography.

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Nicholas Williams: From the Show

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Video of the show and interview with me. Life is a blank wall sometimes. The show, hung. Miriam has an infallible sense of what goes where, for which I am thankful. It was a whole day's work, getting it up. My big piece with the paint still wet. It wasn't just good art you missed. . Me and the wifey. VICTORIA REVISITED [the other side] runs until October 22. See you down there! All photos (c) the artist's wife and Miriam Mulhall. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

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Nicholas Williams: Esme, Goddess of Sleep

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Esme, Goddess of Sleep. Esmeralda, Goddess of Sleep" 11 x 14" Watercolour and pencil on paper. My brain is turning to mush. My wife's teddybear-hugging habit is corrupting me and making me soft. But why not eh? So this is really more of a portrait than a still life. Bears do have a certain plastic quality to them, but there are also fuzzy, which makes it hard. Maybe someone will want this as a gift for a grandchild? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

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Nicholas Williams: Priming Day

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In the tradition of the craft of painting, I mix and apply my own primer (gesso) to canvas I buy in rolls and stretch myself. I use a mixture of calcium carbonate (chalk) and polyvinyl acetate (PVA) glue, thinned to the right consistency with water and coloured with a little pigment for a pale cream ground. Besides keeping the tradition alive and a certain DIY coolness):. It is fun to be involved in the painting process right from the get-go. I create the total object. It is a bit cheaper. Its part of my...