Light Jazz for the Horn 6x6 acrylic
I've been playing with the lights, northern lights that is. They are the most magical light source ever!
This painting is available at NorthEnd Gallery, in Whitehorse.
Glenda Mosher Art
Exploring the artist within.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Northwestel's 2013 Phone Directory Cover Art Winner!!
I am so thrilled to announce another win! Light Rustles on the Cabin was chosen for this year's NWTel phone directory cover. This is such an honor. Thank you, NWTEL!
When I encountered this particular cabin along the river, with the sunlight rustling over the snowy roof and yard, I knew I had to capture the moment. There is a lure of legend in that sheltered spot. This is a well known and much loved landmark in Whitehorse, YT.
My husband and I with a copy of the 2013 Directory
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Morning Drive
A little landscape featuring glorious Yukon geography. How I love these blues! Each bend in the road reveals another breathtaking vista.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
STOLEN! STOLEN! STOLEN! STOLEN!
8x10 acrylic on canvas: the title is written on the
back of the stretcher bar "White Pass Wonder"
I received disturbing news this week; it would appear this 8x10 painting entitled "White Pass Wonder" has been stolen from the gallery wall at Arts Underground.
There has been a rash of art theft in Whitehorse most recently. My painting is another to add to the missing list. If you see it or anyone trying to sell it please contact the RCMP in Whitehorse.
back of the stretcher bar "White Pass Wonder"
I received disturbing news this week; it would appear this 8x10 painting entitled "White Pass Wonder" has been stolen from the gallery wall at Arts Underground.
There has been a rash of art theft in Whitehorse most recently. My painting is another to add to the missing list. If you see it or anyone trying to sell it please contact the RCMP in Whitehorse.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Mystic Blues
10x10 Mixed Media on canvas
A departure from realism and some fun with mixed media featuring paper, cheesecloth, & modeling paste.
Currently available at Arts Underground, Whitehorse, YT.
A departure from realism and some fun with mixed media featuring paper, cheesecloth, & modeling paste.
Currently available at Arts Underground, Whitehorse, YT.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Sunshot
12x16 Acrylic on Canvas
The first time I visited Crag Lake, YT I took the opportunity to walk along cross country ski trails carved into the frozen lake surface. The sun was brilliant and heading down, making everything along the shore - trees, shacks, snowbanks - glow with intense winter light.
Currently hanging at Arts Underground, Whitehorse, YT.
The first time I visited Crag Lake, YT I took the opportunity to walk along cross country ski trails carved into the frozen lake surface. The sun was brilliant and heading down, making everything along the shore - trees, shacks, snowbanks - glow with intense winter light.
Currently hanging at Arts Underground, Whitehorse, YT.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Yellow at the Top
14x18 Acrylic on canvas SOLD
I have a thing for forest paths, trees, and skies. They speak to my soul; drawing me forward to journey, experience, and behold.
I have a thing for forest paths, trees, and skies. They speak to my soul; drawing me forward to journey, experience, and behold.
A Touch of Copper for the Horn
9x12 acrylic on canvas
Golden Horn looks over Whitehorse and never appears the same twice. Whether wreathed in cloud mist, blazing with sun, reflecting a coral sunrise, or kissed with copper at sundown, it beckons one to look up and be amazed.
Golden Horn looks over Whitehorse and never appears the same twice. Whether wreathed in cloud mist, blazing with sun, reflecting a coral sunrise, or kissed with copper at sundown, it beckons one to look up and be amazed.
White Pass Wonder
8x10 Acrylic on canvas
We took a ride on the White Pass Train when we first arrived in the Yukon. The day was amazingly clear, affording us a wonderful view of landscape. I remember being impacted by the sweeping vistas, the snow capped mountains, and the tiny snake of a railroad that weaves up and down, in and out, and around the land. What a feat of wonder!
We took a ride on the White Pass Train when we first arrived in the Yukon. The day was amazingly clear, affording us a wonderful view of landscape. I remember being impacted by the sweeping vistas, the snow capped mountains, and the tiny snake of a railroad that weaves up and down, in and out, and around the land. What a feat of wonder!
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