sunday reflections

February 3, 2019Art, Painting, Uncategorizedacrylic painting, Art, Art studio, Beautiful British Columbia, Fisherman's Wharf, Granville Island, watercolorAndrew Seal View all 3 comments

Fisherman’s Wharf, The Painting

Fisherman’s Wharf Vancouver never fails to surprise and inspire.
Today was no exception.
🇨🇦

in the key of ❤️

January 22, 2019photography, Uncategorizedfamily, iphoneography, love, Music Room, photography, PianoAndrew Seal View all 4 comments

First Movement

Second Movement

❤️❤️❤️

couture beyond

January 19, 2019Photo Essay, photography, Uncategorizedfashion, Guo Pei, hautecouture, photography, Vancouver Art GalleryAndrew Seal View all 5 comments

This is the final weekend of a stunning exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery:
Guo Pei: Couture Beyond.

The exhibit was first presented by the Savannah College of Art and Design in September 2017 and we have been fortunate enough to have had it here in Vancouver since last October. Here are a few photos I took on my iPhone yesterday that hardly do justice to the glorious artistic vision of Guo Pei, China’s preeminent couturière. You can read more about the exhibition here at the Vancouver Art Gallery web site.

the year begins

January 10, 2019Art, Uncategorizedabstraction, Art, Art studio, pen and ink drawing, watercolorAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

Beginning the new year today feeling a little abstracted

thanks for the memory

December 31, 2018PaintingArt, Happy New Year, pen and ink drawing, Tessa and Scott, watercolorAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

As we say farewell to the old year and welcome in the new, remembering one of this year’s glorious moments. Thank you Tessa and Scott 🇨🇦

Happy New Year everyone.

ticket to ride

December 29, 2018Photo Essay, photography, UncategorizedBC Burn Fund, BC Professional Fire Fighters, Bright Nights YVR, Christmas train ride, magical, photography, Stanley Park, Vancouver Park Board, volunteeringAndrew Seal One comment

The Bright Nights Christmas Train ride in Stanley Park, Vancouver is always one of the highlights of the Xmas season and all tickets sold go to support the BC Burn Fund, which partners every year with the Vancouver Park Board to present a truly magical event as you can see.