Wider Perspectives
This summer, I found myself riding my bike down familiar routes. In February, I painted a mural of Ryerson students, then returned to add more students onto the next wall. In July, I painted a nature mural at The Rock Store, then went back a month later to extend the crystal mountains.
A trip to Canada's East Coast, opened our eyes to jaw dropping landscapes. From Halifax, we drove to the famous lighthouse at Peggy's Cove and to the colourful town of Lunenburg. In Cape Breton, we saw whales spout water in the distant horizon and admired expansive views along the Cabot trail. A ferry to Prince Edward Island, a bike ride along red sand dunes, a walk on the ocean floor when the tide was out... plenty of reasons to make use of the PANO option.
It seemed that as my murals got longer, I saw the world expand into panoramas.
“View life through a wide angle lens attitude and see your horizons broaden.”
~Stephen Richards
A trip to Canada's East Coast, opened our eyes to jaw dropping landscapes. From Halifax, we drove to the famous lighthouse at Peggy's Cove and to the colourful town of Lunenburg. In Cape Breton, we saw whales spout water in the distant horizon and admired expansive views along the Cabot trail. A ferry to Prince Edward Island, a bike ride along red sand dunes, a walk on the ocean floor when the tide was out... plenty of reasons to make use of the PANO option.
It seemed that as my murals got longer, I saw the world expand into panoramas.
“View life through a wide angle lens attitude and see your horizons broaden.”
~Stephen Richards
Read the rest of September's Art Letter here. Featuring:
❤ Ryerson University
❤ The Rock Store
❤ Photo Stories: Nova Scotia & PEI
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Thank you for hearting art!
❤ Pam
❤ Ryerson University
❤ The Rock Store
❤ Photo Stories: Nova Scotia & PEI
Click here to become an iheart member and receive free monthly art letters.
Thank you for hearting art!
❤ Pam
