Congratulations Newcomers!

Congratulations to Esteban and Sofia Powell and Alexa Suarez

who participated in this, the FIRST exhibition at Town Hall in Oakville, to recognize the talent of the newcomers to Canada.




Esteban presented 2 art works, both in acrylics. This is Untamed shown behind him. Great work!



Alexa, one of our most prolific members of the Painting Studio, presented 3 of her paintings in acrylics as well. Good job, Alexa!. Great selection.




And what can I say about you Sofia. She has not produced too much work, but the quality stands out!
Great proportion and detail Sofia. Keep up my Dear.

Hope to see you all soon in another exhibit.

Way to go Alicia!!!

Congratulations my Dear Alicia! I love how you are always thinking on who will be the next lucky one to get one of your paintings! You are so giving and all Heart! Essential things to creat wonderful projects. No wonder you enjoy so much painting them.

Young kids great promisses!!!

What can I say but to congratulate these two younge artists. I have been more than a year now helping them understand the meaning of detail, and focusing attention to pursue awesome details. It is the case of Luca and Vicky. Not only they are great sports individuals: hockey and soccer for luca, besides the violin, and gymnastics for Vicky.




They have demonstrated over and over their capacity to focus. Especially for their young age, it is amazing the detailing they had to develop in these particular acrylic paintings. The glass reflections is one of the most difficult tasks for any artists, and in Vicky's still life has such a life and great composition, which by the way I have to thank her as well because it was her who put the elements together for the picture.


And here we see Luca, with the flow of the river in this winter scene. Depth, texture, movement of the water. Great colours and a lot of detail. Congratulations Luca. Keep up!



It has been fabulous to see how young kids become great observers. Especially when detail is required, more concentration and time to develop small areas of the project they are in to.

Congratulations to both. Keep up!