Crystal Form by Nigel Brooks Peer
Photograph
Matted / Framed 21″ x 25″ .
$600
This is an image made by exposing overlapping negatives, the individual images intermix to create a new one. Crystals forming in a Himalayan stream the nude figure overlaps almost as a reflection on the surface of the water.
Breaking the Ice by Joan Larson
14 1/2″ x 19 1/2″ pastel illustration, framed
$2590
The fresh water that flows from the creeks onto the salt water at Pachina Bay forms a skiff of ice as it freezes… very small waves break the thin ice, forming a pattern as the tide recedes.
Cubist Photo-Realism and by Nigel Brooks Peer
20″x30″ Giclee on Canvas.
$500
This image is one singular image, it’s a straight photo, un-manipulated.
It expresses Nigel’s fascination with reflections and contains within it the essence of what he strives to create in his artwork. Layers of reflections, in a perspective encapsulating the many facets of an individual experience.
Nigel Brooks Peer describes this as Cubist Photo-Realism; Cubism depicts object from multiple perspectives creating an image with greater context, showing impossibly more than you could experience at once. Photo Realism usually references the adaptation of pseudo-photographic detail in art, attention to details especially reflections, highlights, lens flares and distortions … art has been long been influenced by photography and photography has reciprocated by truly becoming art.
Lakeside Tranquility by Ken Kirkby
36″x36″ Oils on Canvas
$3000
Tranquility is the quality of calm experienced in places with mainly natural features and activities, free from disturbance from man-made areas.
At Peace, Spider Lake by Ken Kirkby
60″x30″ Oils on Canvas
$4500
This tall painting has all of the signature elements of a Kirkby’s lake-side paintings, grass, rocks, the tranquil reflection of the lake, but in this example Ken has rendered the detail on the tree trunk where the light strikes it, establishing a level of detail that keeps me staring out over the water and at the subtle details of this painting.
Seastar Search by Peggy Burkosky
Watercolor on Arches Paper
20″x28″ image (framed 30″x37″)
$1200
Peggy paints a true reflection of her life, from west coast scenery to portraiture. Naturally the subject is often her family but when called upon, Peggy Burkosky has been known to paint extraordinary watercolor portraits.
