Scenes from BC

I spent some time in a little town called Kaslo in southern British Columbia the past two days. It's built on a forested mountainside by a lake, and some of its back residential roads look like they came straight out of a miyazaki film.





And afterwards, we went to Ainsworth Hot Springs, which features a CAVE. Seriously, you go sit in a cave in piping hot water and sweat until your brains come out of your nose. It's pretty awesome.


(Photo courtesy of Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort )

PS: Tomorrow I am going to Montreal for a month so that I may mangle the french language. WISH ME LUCK.

Vague Locations

Acrylics on Canvas, edited in Photoshop

Old Fashioned, No Frills Life Drawing

Except I have to pay for sessions now that I'm no longer a student.



A fifteen minute pose, I think?

Curious Facts

I was checking out my Google Analytics, and I've gotten a hit for the following Google searches:

baboon cake

baboon wearing clothes

and my personal favourite,

baboon bum photo.

It would appear all the right people are making their way here.

Romeow and Mewliet

I should be shot for terrible pun usage, I know.

But...

SHAKESPEARE CATS.

Scenes from Alberta

A portrait of the artist as a young woman

Cabin Fever?

PS:

I updated my website! There's a lot more stuff on it, and the text is for the most part, now selectable.

Except, there's some wonky stuff going down in the narrative section of the gallery for the time being. Anybody know the best way to display that kind of thing?

IRMAKNIIVILA.COM

Observations

From a craft/music fair. Maybe you'll recognize some archetypes?







(Click to enlarge)

The benefits of home

Back in Calgary!

While there's no studio space, and the greenery is more like brownery, I woke up to this on my bed this morning: