Original Paintings and Prints by Hilary Morris
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Summer Scheduling

Heading towards Summer you'll find me at the Studio on Granville Island more days than normal as Yesh is taking a well - deserved break and heading back to Turkey to visit her family. For this reason, my hours might be a little unpredictable in June and July so please check here for changes or send me an email to check on current hours if you need to find me! Because I'll be back at Ladner Farmers Market - in my home Community - for 6 Markets this Summer, there will be 2 Sundays when I'll be closed on Granville Island whilst Yesh is away.

Sadly, I was not accepted to take part in the Harmony Arts Festival Art market this year, so I will miss out on all the fun which has become such a big part of my Summer Schedule over the past many years. Certainly my Summer will look different but I am hoping to concentrate on getting a jump on new projects in the Studio so I have new goodies to show for the Holiday Season Shows.

In the meantime, I will have the new Stand up Desk Calendar ready for Summer Markets and the other two calendars will appear towards the end of the Summer.

Spring/Summer Studio Hours

Mondays -Tuesdays 10am - 4pm

Wednesdays - Fridays 10.00am - 4pm

Saturdays and Sundays 11am - 4pm

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.