'Shore Sister'

'With smooth flowing red limbs defying gravity
She leans out over the sandstone shelf towards the sea
Inviting an intimate touch
Her strength vibrates on your palm
I feel a sense of peace in her presence'
~Jeffrey J. Boron~

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Oil on canvas 20 x 30.

Your thoughts & comments will be appreciated.

Jeffrey

 

'Summer Breeze'

This piece was sort of a study done for 

another larger piece and may

continue to be the focus

for still another

painting.

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Oil on wood panel 8 x 6.

Your thoughts & comments are appreciated.

Jeffrey

'Coastal Beauty'

As I sit here languishing in late summer bliss,

here on the south Island we are enjoying some of the

best weather of the year, I feel somewhat of a

grasshopper whiling away the days as 

the cool wet months approach. 

The beauty of the west coast  is never ending

for me. The sensuous grace of the Arbutus trees,

there fox red bark splitting in the August heat.

The newly exposed, smooth, pale green of the new bark 

compels my caress. 

Often situated in the most gravity defying locations their
ancient beauty is mesmerizing. 
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 'Coastal Beauty'
Oil on canvas
 24 x 24.
Your thoughts & comments are appreciated.
Jeffrey

'Soul Sisters' *SOLD*

I've been somewhat missing-in-action in the

blogoshere as the opening for my 
two person show with Linny D. Vine draws nigh

 and last minute preparations seem to mount.

All the paintings were delivered to the

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria yesterday

and that felt real gooooood.

Six more sleeps to the reception  =:-/

I have been painting though, if somewhat

distractedly.

This painting features those wonderful west coast

trees the Arbutus. Though the mighty cedars

and firs are regaled as the trees of the

west coast it is the Arbutus that holds sway

with my soul. Feminine and sensual in

character they are sacred to many of

the first peoples here on the south coast.

When you breathe in the scent of their profuse blossoms,

 see the bountiful bright red clusters of their 
edible berries among the leathery evergreen leaves

or sit quietly on a hot still mid summer afternoon and

hear the thin layers of bark begin to audibly crack

and peel from the smooth trunks,

you begin to understand...

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Oil on wood panel 18 x 24.

Your thoughts would be appreciated.

Jeffrey
*SOLD*