A few days ago, my dad mentioned that he’d like me to paint a Canadian submarine for him “someday”… He’s a former Royal Canadian Navy sailor, and had been following the progressive refit (1) and relaunch (2) of the HMCS Corner Brook in the news Read More …
As of tonight, another one of my watercolour paintings is on display in an art exhibition. The Opening – or Vernissage – for this new show took place earlier tonight, with only one guest allowed for each artist and requiring vaccination passports and masks. As Read More …
At the start of my weekly virtual watercolour painting class today, several of us began chatting about our non-art careers or past jobs while our artist-instructor was getting set up. Two of the students said that they had been physical therapists before they retired, so Read More …
I just received some good news, to start the weekend off even more happily than usual! Last month I submitted one of my watercolour paintings to the Canadian Pain Society (CPS) Art Contest. It was the CPS’s inaugural or first-ever Art Contest, something I think Read More …
Tonight I did something out of the ordinary, with my husband. We went to the “Vernissage” or Opening night of a charity art exhibition – with mandatory masks and vaccination passports, of course. The art show is being held at an art gallery in a Read More …
After being diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) back in 2016, I relied on my healthcare and clinical (medical) research knowledge to learn as much as I could about this condition. One of the very first things I learned was that CRPS is a Read More …
