Original Paintings and Prints by Hilary Morris
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Holiday Time!

We are well into Holiday preparations now and I am recovering from the 50th Anniversary Circle Craft Christmas Market. Thank you to all who came down to the Show and helped make it a great success!

Between now and Christmas, my work will be available in various locations, including two fantastic group shows at The Ferry Building Gallery in West Vancouver and The Seymour Art Gallery in Deep Cove. If you would like to shop local and support local artists, I encourage you to visit these two great shows which always look beautifully festive and offer a wonderful selection of fine craft and gift ideas for all budgets. I have included more details on my News/Blog page.

Of course, my studio will also continue to be open 7 Days a week between now and Christmas, if you'd prefer to come and say hello to Yesare and me personally - we are fully stocked with lots of new puzzle designs, new Tea Towels, Table Mats and Coasters as well as artwork for everyone on your list!

Regarding the Canada Post Strike

I will attempt to ship out orders in alternate methods (most often via UPS), I can deliver orders locally or you are more than welcome to pick up orders from the Studio.

Let's discuss!

UPCOMING SHOWS

Ladner Winter Market

December 7th from 10am-4pm

December 8th from 10am-4pm

Entry is free + everyone is welcome

Harris Barn, Delta (map)

Current Studio Hours

Mondays -Tuesdays 10am - 4pm

Wednesdays - Fridays 10am - 5pm

Saturdays and Sundays 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.