Showing posts with label Living Sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Living Sky. Show all posts

Saturday, September 2, 2017

Art Now! Saskatchewan Fine Art Fair


This exciting second annual showcase of Saskatchewan galleries and artists is happening in Regina in two weeks. Last year it was held in Saskatoon and I believe the plan is to alternate between cities each year. As a juried member of the Saskatchewan Craft Council I was able to submit an application to have work shown in their booth and I am happy to announce that once again they selected some of my art. I believe they are exhibiting about twenty-five artists and fine craftsmen in their space. Below is what you will see from me:

Scatter
30 x 30"
oil on canvas
© Nicki Ault, 2016

Icy Puddles
6 x 6"
oil on board
(framed)
© Nicki Ault, 2017
sold 

Northern Reflection
6 x 6"
oil on board
(framed)
© Nicki Ault, 2017
sold 

Living Sky
6 x 6"
oil on board
(framed)
© Nicki Ault, 2017
sold 

The little 6 x 6 inch paintings are all framed in white shadowboxes and actually look lovely as a set, although they are individually priced.

If you live in Regina or will be there in two weeks, try to find time to check out this event. It was a real feast for the eyes last year and I am sure it will be just as impressive this time around!

Sunday, April 9, 2017

Living Sky

Living Sky
6 x 6"
oil on board
© Nicki Ault, 2017
sold

I spent a good portion of the day at the studio on Friday. I got this painting done but I left feeling like I should have accomplished more. Really, when I think back on the day, I realize I just did a lot of eating. Anyone else ever have days like that? (Please say yes).

Monday, May 9, 2011

Living Sky

#11 - Living Sky
(30 paintings in 30 days project)
6 x 6"
oil on board
© Nicki Ault, 2011 

sold


This was so fun. I love the power in this sky and the complimentary colours of yellow with dark purples. This is the time of year that we have some great skies in Saskatchewan. The phrase on our license plates is "Land of the Living Skies" and so the painting was named.