It's Nice to be Included.

Urban Center  36x48

acrylic on canvas

Available at Canvas Gallery

Thanks to Canvas Gallery for the mention on your blog today. Grateful to be included in the continuing post HGTV's Income Property : Beautiful designer rooms featuring Canvas Gallery artists.

Exciting Times.

Urban Center  36x48  acrylic on canvas

sold thank you

This painting 'Urban Center' is getting around and for that I'm thankful. I think it's one of my favorite urban landscapes that I've painted so far. Yes, artists do have favorite's. At least I do. It's been on HGTV's Income Property. In case you missed that post, you can read it here, and see it here.

Not too long ago it was rented once again and I was told that it was for the Bravo show Suits I'll definitely have to start watching now so I can spot my painting. How exciting!!! I wonder where it will be hanging. In someone's office? One of the character's trendy condos? If you watch the show and happen to catch a glimpse, please email me and let me know :-)

Thanks to Canvas Gallery for including me in their fabulous roster of artists and for getting my work out there. Urban Center is available for purchase at Canvas Gallery.

My Paintings Used as Props.

When I first got into painting and made it my career choice, one of my goals was to see my paintings in home/decor magazines and even on TV shows or movies. I'm so grateful for the galleries that carry my work in that they let artwork out to be used as props. 

I heard from Canvas Gallery that my painting 'Urban Center' was loaned to Beauty and the Beast last month. I guess I'll have to check out the show and perhaps get a glimpse of my painting. How exciting don't you think?

Other shows where I've spotted my art thanks to Canvas Gallery are Income Property, Divine Design, Designer Guys, Design Inc, Canadian Idol and a couple of commercial spots. One for Swiffer Dusters and one for Heinz.

Urban Center 36x48x2, acrylic on canvas is available at Canvas Gallery.

New Cityscapes at Canvas Gallery Toronto.

Four of the six new cityscapes  I recently completed were dropped off to Canvas Gallery today. It was great to speak with Megan especially as Canvas Gallery celebrated 10 years this past week. You can read my artist statement about this series here and a bit about my process here.

 

City Beat  12x36

$750.

 Downtown Taxi II  12x36

$750.

 Financial District  24x36  

$1275.

Urban Center  36x48

$2500.

As Seen on HGTV's Income Property.

It's always so exciting for me to see my paintings on site. Whether it's in a magazine spread, in an ad or on a tv show, and especially in a client's home on the wall. So I was very pleasantly surprised when I spotted 'Night Life' on the season 7 premier of Income Property last night.

As far as home re-do shows go, Income Property is one of my favorites. Host Scott McGillivray  shows home owners how to get the most rent for their new income suites that he and crew renovate to perfection.

Of course the best part of the show is the ending when we can see how it all comes together furnished and decorated in the incredible reveal. Original art, and there is a lot of original art, is provided to the show by Canvas Gallery.

This pic was taken right off the tv screen. Not too bad thanks to Hi Def. This is the second time one of my cityscapes has been included in an episode of Income Property. You can read about the first time here.