There is something about Edmonton’s river valley that can make even an ordinary day feel worth remembering.
From Visit to River Valley was inspired by a crisp November morning spent in the river valley. I was drawn to the quietness of the landscape—the changing colours, the cool air, and that feeling of having this incredible natural space right in the middle of our city.
I wanted to capture the river valley as I experienced it that morning, using colour and expressive brushwork to hold onto the feeling of the moment rather than every perfect detail.
For me, this painting is a reminder that we don’t always have to travel far to find places that make us stop and look. Sometimes that beauty is waiting for us right here at home.
This 12 × 16 inch original painting is a little piece of Edmonton’s river valley and a celebration of the familiar places that continue to surprise us.
There is something about Edmonton’s river valley that can make even an ordinary day feel worth remembering.
From Visit to River Valley was inspired by a crisp November morning spent in the river valley. I was drawn to the quietness of the landscape—the changing colours, the cool air, and that feeling of having this incredible natural space right in the middle of our city.
I wanted to capture the river valley as I experienced it that morning, using colour and expressive brushwork to hold onto the feeling of the moment rather than every perfect detail.
For me, this painting is a reminder that we don’t always have to travel far to find places that make us stop and look. Sometimes that beauty is waiting for us right here at home.
This 12 × 16 inch original painting is a little piece of Edmonton’s river valley and a celebration of the familiar places that continue to surprise us.