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News and blog posts about recent works, workshops, events, presentations, expeditions and exhibitions by Canadian artist David McEown.

Painting along the Canol Heritage Trail

David McEown

Autumn colours and snow can arrive early as mid August on the tundra.  The vast panoramas dotted with herds of caribou are equally as wondrous as the tapestry and complexity of the tundra's microcosm. Paintings and photos were completed along the Canol Heritage Trail which passes through the Northwest Territories and Yukon border in northern Canada. The Objective of this trip was to have a further understanding of the tundra and sub tundra landscapes to complement a large body of paintings from the Arctic regions that I have worked on for the past several years. Special thanks to Dechenla Lodgefor their hospitality and for my painter friends Dominik Modlinski and Tim Schum for doing much of the driving! 

Caribou
Caribou
Dechenla, NWT#1
Dechenla, NWT#1
Storm
Storm
First Snow
First Snow
Painting in the Yukon
Painting in the Yukon
Above The Pass
Above The Pass
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categories en plein air, Northern Landscapes, Northwest Territories, Watercolour, Yukon
tags Canol Road, Dechenla, en plein air, Northwest Territories, Watercolor, Yukon

Whistler Art Workshops

David McEown

Alta Lake
Alta Lake

The Whistler Arts Council hosts a series of Art events called Workshops on the Lake.  I was pleased to teach an advanced three day  watercolour session. The venue at the old station House on Alta lake is a perfect location. Inspiration is found working right from the outside deck and also in the comfortable creatively ambient studio setting for our challenging studio works. The volunteer and coordinator did a fine job making sure we were all taken care of and were flexible in our start time to catch the earlier morning light. The weather was stunning, almost to good however for painting outside. The pure blue skies and a heat wave made for challenges. Thus we painted the early morning light outside and moved inside to the cool cabin to work on a large full sheet sustained mountain demo in the afternoon. Would really look forward to doing more workshops again in 2011!

Critique
Critique
Demo
Demo
View From Station House Studio.
View From Station House Studio.
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categories Art Workshops, en plein air, Landscape painting, Watercolour
tags art workshops, en plein air, Watercolor, Whistler