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Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
Kim McLennan finds inspiration in all that surrounds her, the ocean, beaches, lakes, and forest. She particularly loves depicting creatures large and small in her work on both glass and canvas.
Fading Footprints seeks to create a connection between the viewer and subject, inviting contemplation on their unique spirits and the delicate balance of our shared world, one where we
are all dependent on a sustainable ecosystem for survival. In a World facing increasing environmental challenges, her art serves as a call to action. She aims to raise awareness about the
threats facing endangered species and inspire empathy and action towards conservation efforts.
In her paintings, she utilizes various mediums including collage, coloured pencils, inks, oil sticks, acrylic and oil paint.
Her glass work, in most cases, is made with recycled glass and may include enamels, copper, brass, gold or silver foils.
Come join us on May 1st at 6:30 pm to meet this incredible artist and view her stunningly beautiful artwork and important message for us all.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
Join us on June 5th at 6:30 pm in our Astor Gallery to view her dazzling artwork and meet the artist behind the masterpieces.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
The Creator of the Hampsterdance…
Deidre LaCarte aka Delchinii started out as a potter/sculptor at Vancouver Island University in 1998, where she also created the Hampsterdance.
A car accident, with hand injuries, changed the direction of her art to abstract paintings. Using a limited palate the acrylic paint is applied randomly. Then intuitive pareidolia happens with acrylic paint markers.
Faces, landscapes, small pictures with the larger pieces that tell their own story.
We are excited to have Delchinii as our Artist in Residence from June 5th to June 14th and her show will be on display in The Astor Gallery from June 5th to 28th.
