Thursday, December 8, 2011


These two Christmas cards are available now, at the Ingersoll Arts Center until December 23rd.  They are framed and suitable to hang as well. There are many other artisan works available the the "Christmas art sale"

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Geneva Park Forest

I painted these two 8x10 acrylics at Geneva Park this past September when the COAA had their annual conference.  It was a beautifull plen air experience and Geneva Park is a wonderfull scenic locale.  Thank you to Allison Robichaud for his direction and advise, I will always be a better painter.  If you want to view these paintings, they will be on display at the Ingersoll Library beginning October 6, 2011

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Looking Back

I painted "Looking Back" using the pouring technique.  It was a great learning experience and I thoroughly enjoyed this technique.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Recently I had the opportunity to take a three day workshop from the most talented Kathie Wright, at The Southhampton Art School. Together we created several outstanding pieces for which I will be adding the finishing touches this afternoon.  I will post the end products soon.  Thank you Kathie!!

Friday, June 10, 2011

TRIO OF TRILLIUMS

 
This spring I painted this Trio of Trillium's, feeling patriotic to Canada and specifically my province of Ontario. I've always loved the blanket of trilliums waving in the fields in the early spring.  I've had the three watercolors professionally, archival, framed in black and they look wonderful.  My colleagues have encouraged me and agree that I ended with great  results. 

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

THE POWER OF WOMEN

This 24" x 24" acrylic/mixed media was painted to commemorate 100 years of Internationnal Womans Day.  It is on display among 100 others at Ayr Space Gallery, for more information see http://www.ayrspace.ca/

Sunday, February 13, 2011

MY FRIEND

This portrait "My Friend" is one of my first, the meduim is watercolor, 8 by 10. I tried to capture her character and personality as oppossed to photorealism.  My motto to photorealism is, "I might as well frame the photo if I want it to look like the photo"

Sunday, January 9, 2011

WEATHERED 2

Today is a lovely sunny day to take a walk over to the Ingersoll Art Center between 2 and 4.  Weathered 1,2,and 3 can be viewed as well as others from the Monday afternoon painters. Hope to see you there.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

WEATHERED

Weathered is being exhibited at the Ingersoll Arts Center, beginning January 9 at 2pm.  The exhibit AS WE SEE IT is a compilation of works from the Monday afternoon artist co-operative. Come join us for the openning between 2 and 4 this Sunday.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Peaks of Italy

 This quick charcoal and wash was painted plein air in Tuscany, during my painting retreat at the watermill at Posara

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

winter landscape

This 8" by 10" winter landscape was my first watercolor, completed in November 2009 during an art workshop at the Ingersoll Arts Center.  It is now framed and available for viewing and/or purchase at the "Florence Estate Winery".  I have many other works of art displayed at
the winery. Currently I've been working on some Christmas paintings and hopefully I will be able to post them before the holidays. If you need to contact me regarding my artwork, my email address is debriopelle@gmail.com

Sunday, November 14, 2010

beauty in dis-skies

Here is the finished product, on display at, "The Florence Estate Winery". I can almost feel the frigid air as I watch those boats rocking back and forth, or, is the air warm? You decide!

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

beauty in dis-skies

Linda Trowell guided us during this workshop of skies and clouds.  We ended up with alot of emotional skies as a result.  What a great day of experimenting and creating, thanks again Linda!!!

Thursday, September 23, 2010

THE VILLAGE CASTLE

The day we spent at the village castle was my favorite.  We wandered all day, up and down the cobble stone narrow streets, and painted whatever our hearts desired.  As I painted the castle, several local Italians gathered around me with amazement. I didn't understand what they were saying but knew they were pleased.  Italians are very friendly people.