Revisitng old pieces

With an exhibition in Qualicum Beach and a lull in my painting, I am using the break to revisit old pieces, a few of which have been in storage since I closed my Okanagan studio in 2005. I was happy with the piece below: “Summer’s Wreath” 48″x36″. It was part of an exhibition I paintedof indigenous plants after winning an Award for my Okanagan Arrowleaf painting — purchased by the City of Kelowna. These Oregon Grape grew wild on my property – and at time, as part of the theme, I was happy with the piece. On re-examiniation, after a long break and change in direction, I find it feels empty so intend to populate it with some lively birds.

Summer’s Wreath by Jo Scott-B – detail -acrylic 2003

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Jo Scott-B

Exploring medieval design and fascinated by leaf patterns *Founding member of Heritage Vancouver, *Served on The City of Vancouver’s Heritage Commission *Heritage Award for her paintings of grocery stores built in Vancouver in the 1930s and earlier * Artist in Residence at Cannery in Steveston BC

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