Cloud Sandwich
The forest was walking on water
Playtime on the snowy banks

Western Mexico Coast

Written by Ken Nash. Posted in Acrylics

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Size: 24" x 30"

Medium: acrylic

Support: canvas

Frame: no

Available: yes

Artist statement: The warmth of the sun on the island promontories belies the coolness of the water

Coal Steam

Written by Ken Nash. Posted in Coloured Pencil and Ink

User Rating: 5 / 5

Size: 17.5" x 23.5"

Medium: Ink

Support: Board

Framed: No

Available: Yes

Artist statement: The steam blasting from the locomotive displayed the level of the morning's exertions as the train left the coal shed in Brazil.

Haida Gwaii Rays

Written by Ken Nash. Posted in Coloured Pencil and Ink

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Size: 18" x 23"

Medium: ink

Support: board

Framed: yes

Available: Yes

Artist statement: The rays of sunshine through the trees on Haida Gwaii bore witness to the mossy floor of the forest.

Backroad Heat

Written by Ken Nash. Posted in Coloured Pencil and Ink

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Size: 17" x 20"

Medium: coloured Pencil

Support: board

Framed: yes

Available:Sold

Artist statement: The August sun and the trees beside a backroad above Rock Creek created a sharp demarcation between the heat and the coolness of the shade.

Drifted Logs

Written by Ken Nash. Posted in Coloured Pencil and Ink

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Size: 16"x 20"

Medium: coloured pencil

Support: board

Frame: yes

Available: sold

Artist statement: The randomness of the jumble of logs on a beach on the west coast of Texada Island reflected the ferocity of past storms.

New Mexico Chevy

Written by Ken Nash. Posted in Coloured Pencil and Ink

User Rating: 0 / 5

Size: 14" x 15"

Medium: Coloured pencil

Support: Board

Framed: Yes

Available: Yes

Artist statement: A '54 Chevy pickup shone in the bright sun of a New Mexico afternoon belying it's age.

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