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Image size: 320 x 189 (26.7 KB) | Posted Date: March 16, 2006
Though not a clear photo, these stamped copper plates show a variety of possible canvases. SOLD
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Image size: 300 x 413 (37.98 KB) | Posted Date: March 16, 2006
Again not a clear photo, this poplar tree branch makes an interesting canvas, standing at about 7 inches. SOLD
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Image size: 230 x 230 (33.57 KB) | Posted Date: March 16, 2006
Poor quality photo, but I wanted to include this to show how the holes in this fieldstone reminded me of a rotted tree trunk. It stands about 6 inches high. SOLD
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Image size: 328 x 480 (43.45 KB) | Posted Date: March 16, 2006
The white Pelican is a common summer sight in our lakeside town of Gimli. Painted on stone cut to the shape of our province, it stands at approx. 6 inches. SOLD
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Image size: 309 x 193 (24.51 KB) | Posted Date: March 16, 2006
These miniatures are part of a collection sold to the Icelandic Heritage Museum in Gimli, Manitoba. I entitled them Icelandic Flagstones, as the flag of Iceland is on each one. The stones were handpicked in Borgarnes, Iceland.
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Image size: 320 x 240 (22 KB) | Posted Date: March 16, 2006
I know they can be pesky, but these little guys are so entertaining! This maple slice is approx. 6 X 8 and coated with an epoxy sealer. From the collection of Don Martin.
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