Could You Resist?

Could you resist the chance to wake up to this view everyday?  We couldn’t.  More to follow. Cheers, Susan20170814_080443


“Threesome”

I seem to have a theme happening and it’s rather boaty! Original art by Susan Feniak. QOR and Holbein Watercolors colour on Fabriano hot press paper. 8″×10″


More Exposure 

Three of my paintings are now on display at Three Buoys Marina in Sicamous. A big thank you to Rob and Three Buoys Marina for providing me the space and opportunity to display and sell my art. Cheers Susan 


“Fond Memory”

20161017_131841“Fond Memory” original art by Susan Feniak.  Golden Acrylics on Canson Montval Acrylic 140lb cold press paper.  A fond memory from several years ago.  An experiment with acrylics on paper if you will.  Just having myself some fun.  Cheers.  PEACE


More Sketches From Our Aft Deck

Another weekend of boating enjoyed.  While hubby naps I get time for art.  Here I have sketched our girl (ours is the black and white one) and one of the boats tied up across from us at the marina.  Lots of challenging angles and curves to tackle not to mention perspective.  Hope you are enjoying your weekend.  Cheers Susan

original art by Susan Feniak  watercolours on paper

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Scenes from the aft deck

Hi,  Just back from another soggy boating weekend.  That being said it was a lovely relaxing and away from work kind of weekend.  I even took time for some quick sketches.  The following are scenes from our aft deck.  Hope your weekend has been dryer then ours.

The sketches were done with my travel watercolours on my small moleskin.  Cheers, Susan


Break time!

Our girl is calling us away!  Its our weekend and after weeks of family obligations we need to escape.  Pardon me while I take time out.  Do you blame me?  See you in a couple of days my friends.  Cheers, Susan   p.s.  If I disappear for a few days over the next several months you will know where I am.

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#SelfieArt Susan Relaxing

February 25th time for #SelfieArt   In actual fact the 25th will be tomorrow.  But since I am busy tomorrow I am posting my selfie in advance.

original art by Susan Feniak  acrylic on 9” x 12” paper

This month you get to see me at one of my favourite summer pastimes.  Something our boating friends and I have named “Beer Bobbing” or in my case “Wine Bobbing”.  I can wile away an entire summer afternoon tethered to the swim grid of our boat, ensconced on my “floaty thingy”, sipping on a thermos of chilled wine or cider and just watch the world go by.  A pastime that can’t be beat.  Talk about relaxing.  Don’t forget the sun screen!

Looking forward to seeing what my other selfie artists come up with.

Cheers, Susan

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The Princess

Original Art By Susan Feniak  acrylic on 16” x 16” canvas

She was sitting there amongst the luxury yachts.  An old girl.  In boating world one could say she has lovely lines and character.  Her name, Placencia Princess.  These days she is relegated to tourism and sight seeing cruises in Belize.  I can’t help but wonder about her past life.  I thought her worthy of some attention so I painted this for her.  One Princess to another. 🙂

This painting has been on and off my easel since I got home from Belize last winter.  Until now life got in the way of finishing it.  It was a challenge but here she is in all her splendid glory.

Cheers, Susan

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“A Summer Storm”

original art by Susan Feniak  acrylic on 12”x16” box canvas

A reminder that neither our lake or all our boating experiences are calm, peaceful and relaxing.  Our lovely Shuswap Lake can turn on you in a heart beat.  Every summer we ride out several of these storms.  Last summer there were some dandy blows!  We have witnessed the wind change direction at least six times in under an hour.  The waves can come crashing in from any direction on top of one another.  Daunting.  The channel marker is obliterated by the storm breakers and spray.  Lightening, thunder everything can be thrown at us lowly boaters.   Sheets of rain or even hail can pound down. Visibility is nil, zero, nadda.  It all leaves one wondering what’s coming next?  Fortunately storms on the Shuswap are short lived.  Soon the adrenalin rush has passed leaving in its wake another Shuswap boating experience to share and talk about for days to come.  Of course one never has time to grab a camera when they are bouncing around on a dock or boat or watching safely from shore so this painting is from memory.   Hope you enjoy the experience!! Cheers Susan

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