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Fall-line Shadows
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Artist StatementI paint to celebrate the beauty and variety of nature.
It is my way of paying tribute to the magnificent natural world that surrounds
us. My work is representational with impressionistic uses of light, colour and brushstroke. I often exaggerate colour and light to create greater impact or stronger mood. My subject matter is approachable and accessible as I generally paint the everyday subjects and scenes which make BC such an incredible place to live. I hike and ski in the back-country, and so am able to access some very beautiful and interesting places. These are a delight to commit to either canvas or paper. |
I use several different mediums -- watercolour, acrylic, pastel -- but there is nothing quite like oil paint. It has a consistency and immediacy that is not matched by any other medium, and I always use oil when I paint outdoors. |
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Mamquam
Glacier
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BiographySince the age of five, Lucy Collings has sketched scenes from her natural surroundings. As a child growing up in South Africa, she enjoyed drawing and painting the horses on her families' farm. Today she is inspired by the mountains where she lives, skis and hikes. She has lived in North Vancouver, British Columbia since 1978. Lucy enjoys painting "on location" and uses the family van as a traveling studio. She often drives to out-of-the-way places where she spends hours painting by the side of a quite road. Lucy is a signature member of the Federation of Canadian Artists and an active member of the West Vancouver Sketch Club. Lucy's work appears on greeting cards produced by Blueridge Studios in North Vancouver. |
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Aspen
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Saltspring
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View from Ambleside
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Exhibitions - 2007 August September September
Workshops 2007January, February, March October, November
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Spring Break-Up
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GalleriesEvans Gallery & Framing Seymour Art Gallery - Gift Shop More WorksFor more images, please see
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Centennial
Trail
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A Steady Climb
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Contacting the Artist Please contact Lucy by: |
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