BC Author and Watercolor Artist
An orphan Biggs Buddies up
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A few days after Christmas my
daughter and were thrilled when
My Hercules reported that a pod
of orca had surfaced near him
while he was pulling our crab
trap. I had been tending the kiln,
firing a load of pottery. He took
over kiln-sitting and my girl and
I jumped into SeaRose and
headed down the pass. Right
away, I could tell by the more
pointy shape of the dorsal fin
that the pod were transient orca,
or Biggs, as they are now known.
My 'best guess' was T002C
group but I was stumped by the second bull. Jared Towers helped me out with an ID of (most likely) an orphan bull, T011A. I hope the two males had a lot of fun together. They certainly were completely unfazed by our presence. Often Biggs orca can be very evasive but these fellows cut right across the bow while we sat with the motor off, hoping for a good photo op. The one we got was well beyond our hopes (you can never have expectations!) The remaining two females and one juvenile seemed content to mosey along the shoreline while these two tacked back and forth across the channel. 10 x 14 Framed to16 x 20 Watercolour $995
Post-Christmas Opportunities
One reason businesses have sales is when stock begins to build and more room is needed for new offerings. This is true for artists as well and there is much debate in the community about whether we should have price reductions or hold to the stated price. I struggle with a shortage of wall space on which to hang my paintings, the number of which depends upon the number of new creations, how many are out in galleries and how many have sold. The last few years I've stopped having reproductions made of paintings, no matter how popular, to focus on originals-although I am considering having a good quality reproduction made of the Orca Buddies. I am accepting pre-orders, contact me if you'd like to be on this list.
I do have a number of prints available, for which I would like to find homes! So, from now until May 1, a number of print images, including a portrait of Bill Proctor, one remaining 'Full Moon Flood Tide' image, and three images of the Burdwood Group will be 40% off until May 1. Contact me if you wish to provide a home for one of these treasures..... they can be seen on my Bio page, click on the menu.
You can Order from me by clicking here... searosestudio@hotmail.com
Yvonne's Books ~
If you are interested in the story of the Broughton Archipelago...look for these books on BC Ferries, independent BC bookstores, Billy's Museum or at SeaRose Studio near Echo Bay.
Colour the British Columbia Coast takes you to the southern Gulf islands, Pacific Rim park, the Broughton Archipelago and up the central coast to beautiful Haida Gwaii, featuring the people and places of our remarkable land/seascape. Drawings are printed on good quality paper for colouring or painting, each with a tear-out strip so you can mount or hang your picture. To the left of each drawing a short description of the scene, a book title or internet site offers more information about the topic. An Artist's Tip on each page too, which makes this book a whole lot more than just another colouring book! Retailing at $20.00, Colour the British Columbia Coast promises a lot of enjoyable creative time....
Read Bill Proctor and Yvonne's enduring classic of the history, people and places of the Broughton Archipelago - Full Moon Flood Tide - now a BC Classic with 10,000 copies sold! Tide Rips and Back Eddies continues the tradition and offers an in-depth portrait of Blackfish Sound and more coastal history.
In Drawn to Sea, Yvonne 'creates stunning, lyrical word pictures of her home in the Broughton Archipelago'. Making the most of the tools available, from paintbrush to chainsaw, she has flourished in this remote area, carving out a home and a career in a place far from just about everyone.
Available in your local bookstore, online or through Yvonne
copyright © Caitlin Press 2013. http://caitlin-press.com/our-books/drawn-to-sea/
'Murder Rides A Gale Force Wind', Yvonne's new novel is well underway and (hopefully) ready for publication in 2020. Will keep you posted! (Update, am completing the third draft...)
A few days after Christmas my
daughter and were thrilled when
My Hercules reported that a pod
of orca had surfaced near him
while he was pulling our crab
trap. I had been tending the kiln,
firing a load of pottery. He took
over kiln-sitting and my girl and
I jumped into SeaRose and
headed down the pass. Right
away, I could tell by the more
pointy shape of the dorsal fin
that the pod were transient orca,
or Biggs, as they are now known.
My 'best guess' was T002C
group but I was stumped by the second bull. Jared Towers helped me out with an ID of (most likely) an orphan bull, T011A. I hope the two males had a lot of fun together. They certainly were completely unfazed by our presence. Often Biggs orca can be very evasive but these fellows cut right across the bow while we sat with the motor off, hoping for a good photo op. The one we got was well beyond our hopes (you can never have expectations!) The remaining two females and one juvenile seemed content to mosey along the shoreline while these two tacked back and forth across the channel. 10 x 14 Framed to16 x 20 Watercolour $995
Post-Christmas Opportunities
One reason businesses have sales is when stock begins to build and more room is needed for new offerings. This is true for artists as well and there is much debate in the community about whether we should have price reductions or hold to the stated price. I struggle with a shortage of wall space on which to hang my paintings, the number of which depends upon the number of new creations, how many are out in galleries and how many have sold. The last few years I've stopped having reproductions made of paintings, no matter how popular, to focus on originals-although I am considering having a good quality reproduction made of the Orca Buddies. I am accepting pre-orders, contact me if you'd like to be on this list.
I do have a number of prints available, for which I would like to find homes! So, from now until May 1, a number of print images, including a portrait of Bill Proctor, one remaining 'Full Moon Flood Tide' image, and three images of the Burdwood Group will be 40% off until May 1. Contact me if you wish to provide a home for one of these treasures..... they can be seen on my Bio page, click on the menu.
You can Order from me by clicking here... searosestudio@hotmail.com
Yvonne's Books ~
If you are interested in the story of the Broughton Archipelago...look for these books on BC Ferries, independent BC bookstores, Billy's Museum or at SeaRose Studio near Echo Bay.
Colour the British Columbia Coast takes you to the southern Gulf islands, Pacific Rim park, the Broughton Archipelago and up the central coast to beautiful Haida Gwaii, featuring the people and places of our remarkable land/seascape. Drawings are printed on good quality paper for colouring or painting, each with a tear-out strip so you can mount or hang your picture. To the left of each drawing a short description of the scene, a book title or internet site offers more information about the topic. An Artist's Tip on each page too, which makes this book a whole lot more than just another colouring book! Retailing at $20.00, Colour the British Columbia Coast promises a lot of enjoyable creative time....
Read Bill Proctor and Yvonne's enduring classic of the history, people and places of the Broughton Archipelago - Full Moon Flood Tide - now a BC Classic with 10,000 copies sold! Tide Rips and Back Eddies continues the tradition and offers an in-depth portrait of Blackfish Sound and more coastal history.
In Drawn to Sea, Yvonne 'creates stunning, lyrical word pictures of her home in the Broughton Archipelago'. Making the most of the tools available, from paintbrush to chainsaw, she has flourished in this remote area, carving out a home and a career in a place far from just about everyone.
Available in your local bookstore, online or through Yvonne
copyright © Caitlin Press 2013. http://caitlin-press.com/our-books/drawn-to-sea/
'Murder Rides A Gale Force Wind', Yvonne's new novel is well underway and (hopefully) ready for publication in 2020. Will keep you posted! (Update, am completing the third draft...)
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Colour the British Columbia Coast I am so happy to share that my adult (and kids!) colouring book has been very successful and is still available in independent book stores. I love it when people send me drawings they have coloured and tell me what it meant to them. Contact me anytime for signed copies, or come by for a studio visit..... |
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You can order Drawn to Sea, Full Moon Flood Tide and Tide Rips and Back Eddies
(each 25.00) or Colour the British Columbia Coast (20.00) from me, see contact
page or email me...searosestudio@hotmail.com
A beautiful video was made at Nanaimo North
Library, by Derek Johnstone of Shaw TV,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHSNFD1atfg&feature=youtu.be&list=PLRSwDpSO92L18I9BBNULrpkIdR4pfnpQK
