Original Paintings and Prints by Hilary Morris
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Heading towards Autumn

It's been a very busy Summer here at my studio on Granville Island - great to see so many returning visitors and lots of new faces - people picking up my images to bring happy memories of sun-filled days in Vancouver.

A NOTE TO ALL MY LOVELY US CUSTOMERS:

OWING TO THE CURRENT TARIFF UNCERTAINTY AND THE REMOVAL OF THE DE MINIMIS RULE REGARDING SHIPMENTS ( whereby any packages sent to you in the US with a value under $800 would not incur any tariffs or duties) I HAVE TAKEN THE DIFFICULT DECISION TO SUSPEND SHIPPING TO THE US FOR THE TIME BEING AS I CANNOT BE SURE THAT THESE WOULD NOT INCUR AN ADDITIONAL 35% COST FOR ME. Hopefully, as the situation becomes clearer, I will be able to reinstate US shipping options on my site, but in the meantime, I am sorry that I cannot send anything out to you.

A reminder that all formats of my 2026 Calendars - Wall, Desk and Small Coil-Bound - are now in stock and new 2025 Christmas Card images will be appearing soon. There will be a new 20 card Assortment for the holidays this year plus a fun Limited Edition Assortment featuring all my "festive creatures" designs.

Lots going on as we head towards the Holiday Season - Stay Tuned!

FALL STUDIO HOURS

Monday - Friday : 10am - 5pm

Saturday and Sunday: 11am - 5pm

About Hilary

Soon after moving from the UK to Vancouver in 1987, Hilary picked up a paintbrush as a way of getting to know her new hometown. She had no idea then that she would be spending the next thirty years recording Vancouver’s ever-changing neighbourhoods and vistas in vibrant watercolour and Indian Ink. Her early paintings, which focused on the city’s historic buildings and local haunts, may have given way to wider panoramas of the city and its environs, but her images remain just as colourful and detailed. The city continues to grow and change, providing her plenty of new images to capture!
Hilary’s original paintings start off as detailed pen-and-ink drawings, after which Gouache (opaque watercolour) is added (sometimes along with watersoluble wax crayon, pencils and pigmented pen). The detail is finally added with India ink in a steel-tipped technical pen.