Original Paintings and Prints by Hilary Morris
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Heading towards Fall

Both styles of my 2025 calendars are now here and will be available in various locations between now and Christmas. Make sure to get yours early as they seem to often sell out.

The New Box of 20 Assorted Holiday Cards will be available by Mid September here and in the studio, along with a great selection of individual and packs of new and favourite Seasonal Cards

My redesigned Coaster sets and new Table Mats are in stock now and proving to be very popular. All the way from the UK and made beautifully by the same fine folk who make my Tea Towels and Tote Bags, these Melamine Mats are heat resistant and easy to keep clean and looking beautiful. Available now in the studio or here in my online store.

Also, I have a NEW Tea Towel Design in production - ready for the Holiday gift giving season and designed specifically to go with the coasters and table mats.

Upcoming Show Dates:

November 6th - 10th

Circle Craft Christmas Market

Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre

December 7th - 8th

Ladner Winter Market

Historic Harris Barn, Arthur Drive, Ladner.

Current Studio Hours

Mondays -Tuesdays 10am - 4pm

Wednesdays - Fridays 10am - 5pm

Saturdays and Sundays 11am - 5pm

PLEASE NOTE: The Studio will be closed on Tuesday September 24th

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.