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Crafted in the "Tiffany Style" method, this stained glass artwork incorporates a rich palette of coloured and multi-textured glass. Set within hand prepared, sustainably sourced local live edge wood, that captures the essence of natural beauty and reverence. Coated with spar urethane for protection. (May be placed outside during dry warm months) Spalted Maple slab, eastern red cedar base. Upon encountering this rustic slab, I envisioned the perfect image to portray. "Standing Tall" embodies the majestic Old Growth forests of Vancouver Island, evoking feelings of awe, emotion, and wonder. Coated with spar urethane for indoor and outdoor protection (should be brought in during wet and cold months) PLEASE NOTE THIS ITEM DOES NOT QUALIFY FOR FREE SHIPPING Shipping for additional cost. Professional made shipping crates by local Victoria B.C. company for best protection.
My love for art began at a young age and has grown into a lifelong pursuit. I am self-taught and have a passion for designing unique pieces using mostly natural materials.
Having experimented with different mediums, I have found working with glass and wood to be an enjoyable challenge. I continually endeavor to learn new techniques in glass and wood in which to expand my portfolio.
I have been involved with creating art pieces with my artistic mother: together we painted the "Spirit Bear" that stands at the Sooke Museum; as well, we painted a coastal scene on a utility box in Ed MacGregor Park, in Sooke.
The roots of my inspiration come from everything that surrounds me. Living in Sooke, B.C. Canada, there is so much natural diversity to explore.My artistic focus primarily involves reproducing visions of the Pacific West Coast’s diverse wildlife and landscapes. I also like to add a little whimsy into my art every now and then!
I am currently working on live edge wood slab pieces to keep the original characteristic of a tree’s shape and bark.
I enjoy hiking, beach combing and finding new places to visit on beautiful Vancouver Island.
