Oil on Canvas 18” x 36” x 1.5” $ 1,800.00 CAD Sold
One of the joys of living on Hammond Bay, Vancouver Island, is having this view of Shack Island from our home. I've watched it through changing tides, shifting light and countless beautiful skies.
The colourful cabins near Pipers Lagoon have a fascinating history. Many began as simple seasonal shelters for fishing families during the Great Depression and have since been passed down through generations. They cannot be sold or replaced with new cabins, leaving this much-loved Nanaimo landmark wonderfully suspended in time.
For me, this painting is also about the sky: the warm evening clouds sweeping across the bay and transforming a familiar view into something magical.
This painting sold as soon as it was shared on my monthly newsletter, so if you haven't already signed up for new art alerts, I'd love for you to join me on this journey. Link is on my home page of my website www.leslielendvoy.com
Meanwhile I'm busy with new west coast work, including more of Shack Island! Prints may also be available soon of this particular painting, so stay tuned for updates in my art news or contact me directly if interested! [email protected]
One of the joys of living on Hammond Bay, Vancouver Island, is having this view of Shack Island from our home. I've watched it through changing tides, shifting light and countless beautiful skies.
The colourful cabins near Pipers Lagoon have a fascinating history. Many began as simple seasonal shelters for fishing families during the Great Depression and have since been passed down through generations. They cannot be sold or replaced with new cabins, leaving this much-loved Nanaimo landmark wonderfully suspended in time.
For me, this painting is also about the sky: the warm evening clouds sweeping across the bay and transforming a familiar view into something magical.
This painting sold as soon as it was shared on my monthly newsletter, so if you haven't already signed up for new art alerts, I'd love for you to join me on this journey. Link is on my home page of my website www.leslielendvoy.com
Meanwhile I'm busy with new west coast work, including more of Shack Island! Prints may also be available soon of this particular painting, so stay tuned for updates in my art news or contact me directly if interested! [email protected]