~ warm tones ~ abstractions of flora & fauna ~ psychological representation
Oil on Canvas. 16″ x 20″ 2019
There is a kind of mushroom spore that shines the brightest neon orange, like a fisherman’s artificial fish eggs, on the stump along 12 mile creek.
~ marine ideations ~ renaissance inspired
Oil on Canvas. Soft climbing oval facets reflect a hint of a peacock feather.
~ multi-faceted blending of nature with ordinary objects
Featured Lamp illustrated from photo (2007) in 2019 as a follow up to the middle left lamp (2007) featuring the greyhound in the long grass.
~ desaturate ~ delicate and crystalline ~ entwined in art nouveau ~ visions of man-made Arcadia
~ contemporary styling of new wave ideas ~ literal landscapes ~ graphic and iconographic compositions
This old boat moored to a post with a pulley used to sit in the most idyllic little corner of Bronte Harbour – this was painted just as it was finally relocated a little down the way.
Oil on canvas | 2019 | by Christine Sherry
~ warm tones ~ abstractions of flora & fauna ~ psychological representation
I began the application of the gold onto this work at the start of the corona virus quarantine when my beloved black cat Jynx was still here – it reminds me of her eyes which always glowed like an imagined yellow moon.
Since then she has sadly after 10 lovely years as my familiar & companion, passed.
I added the black – deep as her fur and just as matte and velvety against the gold – of the india ink in January of 2021.
Gold & India ink on board | 20″ x 30″ 2020-2021
For my cat
Luna Jynx
2009-2020
Oil on Canvas. 16″ x 20″ 2019
There is a kind of mushroom spore that shines the brightest neon orange, like a fisherman’s artificial fish eggs, on the stump along 12 mile creek.
~ topiary dream scape ~ pastural tones
I was walking through a garden of hedge plants, down a row that seemed to flank a the edge of a topiary maze. It was daytime in the summer, the grass was impossibly green, vivid as if it were a synthetic colour like in a video game.
I kept walking forwards towards what at first appeared to be a great hill – surrounded by white hoodoos standing slender and white all around it – the hill as I got closer seemed to have an opening. There were people standing outside the entrance, waiting in line to go inside.
I asked myself where I was, and a phantom voice answered “this is Saint Toffee” and I had a sense that there was a Deity inside the topiary temple. I wandered around for longer in the green splendour, before the dream began to end.
~ marine ideations ~ renaissance inspired
Excerpts from The Birth of Venus in oil by Christine Sherry
Oil on Canvas. Soft climbing oval facets reflect a hint of a peacock feather.
Oil on framed canvas built & primed by the artist. 2016-2019
6′ x 3.5 Feet
~ v e r s a c e i n b l u e ~ 2014 design & sew ~ 2018 photo self portraits ~
~ multi-faceted blending of nature with ordinary objects
Vintage dresser with mirror 🪞 on castors repainted in home made chalk paint! By Christine Sherry
Featured Lamp illustrated from photo (2007) in 2019 as a follow up to the middle left lamp (2007) featuring the greyhound in the long grass.
~ desaturate ~ delicate and crystalline ~ entwined in art nouveau ~ visions of man-made Arcadia
Re-claimed Table painted in white black and gold to match original wall art using home-made chalk paint | by Christine Sherry
I began the application of the gold onto this work at the start of the corona virus quarantine when my beloved black cat Jynx was still here – it reminds me of her eyes which always glowed like an imagined yellow moon.
Since then she has sadly after 10 lovely years as my familiar & companion, passed.
I added the black – deep as her fur and just as matte and velvety against the gold – of the india ink in January of 2021.
Gold & India ink on board | 20″ x 30″ 2020-2021
For my cat
Luna Jynx
2009-2020
Canadian made coffeetable – re-finished & painted in white & teal geometric and floral motifs mean to enhance the oval shape of the top to resemble the cool and playful energy of a surfboard.
India Ink on tabloid size synthetic paper | 2019 | by Christine Alexandra Day Sherry
Ink on cardstock. Gently brushed waving forms abstract along the hedge, as a single standing flower pot holds a topiary with a defining form.
~ continuing mythological figures
This is a large oil painting that I animated to show the season’s changes because the subject of the image is Persephone awaiting Hades with her pomegranate ready in hand. 2010
Oil on canvas board. Harmoniously the crow is accepting the maiden’s virtuous offering.
~ contemporary styling of new wave ideas ~ literal landscapes ~ graphic and iconographic compositions
Ornamental poppies at the ground of an orange rolling light in the harbour.
Bronte Cover in Oakville, Ontario
Painted in 2019.
This old boat moored to a post with a pulley used to sit in the most idyllic little corner of Bronte Harbour – this was painted just as it was finally relocated a little down the way.
Oil on canvas | 2019 | by Christine Sherry
Featured Lamp illustrated from photo (2007) in 2019 as a follow up to the middle left lamp (2007) featuring the greyhound in the long grass.
Oil on canvas board. Harmoniously the crow is accepting the maiden’s virtuous offering.
I began the application of the gold onto this work at the start of the corona virus quarantine when my beloved black cat Jynx was still here – it reminds me of her eyes which always glowed like an imagined yellow moon.
Since then she has sadly after 10 lovely years as my familiar & companion, passed.
I added the black – deep as her fur and just as matte and velvety against the gold – of the india ink in January of 2021.
Gold & India ink on board | 20″ x 30″ 2020-2021
For my cat
Luna Jynx
2009-2020
This old boat moored to a post with a pulley used to sit in the most idyllic little corner of Bronte Harbour – this was painted just as it was finally relocated a little down the way.
Oil on canvas | 2019 | by Christine Sherry
Oil on Canvas. 16″ x 20″ 2019
There is a kind of mushroom spore that shines the brightest neon orange, like a fisherman’s artificial fish eggs, on the stump along 12 mile creek.
Golden patterns falling over a space and time. (2017) | Oil on canvas | 2.6 x 2 feet
Oil on framed canvas built & primed by the artist. 2016-2019
6′ x 3.5 Feet
Photographic Sequence | Self portrait | 2017 | by Christine Sherry
I was walking through a garden of hedge plants, down a row that seemed to flank a the edge of a topiary maze. It was daytime in the summer, the grass was impossibly green, vivid as if it were a synthetic colour like in a video game.
I kept walking forwards towards what at first appeared to be a great hill – surrounded by white hoodoos standing slender and white all around it – the hill as I got closer seemed to have an opening. There were people standing outside the entrance, waiting in line to go inside.
I asked myself where I was, and a phantom voice answered “this is Saint Toffee” and I had a sense that there was a Deity inside the topiary temple. I wandered around for longer in the green splendour, before the dream began to end.
Canadian made coffeetable – re-finished & painted in white & teal geometric and floral motifs mean to enhance the oval shape of the top to resemble the cool and playful energy of a surfboard.
Ornamental poppies at the ground of an orange rolling light in the harbour.
Bronte Cover in Oakville, Ontario
Painted in 2019.
Excerpts from The Birth of Venus in oil by Christine Sherry
Oil on Canvas. Soft climbing oval facets reflect a hint of a peacock feather.
This is a large oil painting that I animated to show the season’s changes because the subject of the image is Persephone awaiting Hades with her pomegranate ready in hand. 2010
Re-claimed Table painted in white black and gold to match original wall art using home-made chalk paint | by Christine Sherry
Vintage dresser with mirror 🪞 on castors repainted in home made chalk paint! By Christine Sherry
India Ink on tabloid size synthetic paper | 2019 | by Christine Alexandra Day Sherry
Ink on cardstock. Gently brushed waving forms abstract along the hedge, as a single standing flower pot holds a topiary with a defining form.
I began the application of the gold onto this work at the start of the corona virus quarantine when my beloved black cat Jynx was still here – it reminds me of her eyes which always glowed like an imagined yellow moon.
Since then she has sadly after 10 lovely years as my familiar & companion, passed.
I added the black – deep as her fur and just as matte and velvety against the gold – of the india ink in January of 2021.
Gold & India ink on board | 20″ x 30″ 2020-2021
For my cat
Luna Jynx
2009-2020
Photographic Sequence | Self portrait | 2017 | by Christine Sherry
Excerpts from The Birth of Venus in oil by Christine Sherry
Oil on Canvas. Soft climbing oval facets reflect a hint of a peacock feather.
Ornamental poppies at the ground of an orange rolling light in the harbour.
Bronte Cover in Oakville, Ontario
Painted in 2019.
I was walking through a garden of hedge plants, down a row that seemed to flank a the edge of a topiary maze. It was daytime in the summer, the grass was impossibly green, vivid as if it were a synthetic colour like in a video game.
I kept walking forwards towards what at first appeared to be a great hill – surrounded by white hoodoos standing slender and white all around it – the hill as I got closer seemed to have an opening. There were people standing outside the entrance, waiting in line to go inside.
I asked myself where I was, and a phantom voice answered “this is Saint Toffee” and I had a sense that there was a Deity inside the topiary temple. I wandered around for longer in the green splendour, before the dream began to end.
Featured Lamp illustrated from photo (2007) in 2019 as a follow up to the middle left lamp (2007) featuring the greyhound in the long grass.
Oil on canvas board. Harmoniously the crow is accepting the maiden’s virtuous offering.
I began the application of the gold onto this work at the start of the corona virus quarantine when my beloved black cat Jynx was still here – it reminds me of her eyes which always glowed like an imagined yellow moon.
Since then she has sadly after 10 lovely years as my familiar & companion, passed.
I added the black – deep as her fur and just as matte and velvety against the gold – of the india ink in January of 2021.
Gold & India ink on board | 20″ x 30″ 2020-2021
For my cat
Luna Jynx
2009-2020
This old boat moored to a post with a pulley used to sit in the most idyllic little corner of Bronte Harbour – this was painted just as it was finally relocated a little down the way.
Oil on canvas | 2019 | by Christine Sherry
Oil on Canvas. 16″ x 20″ 2019
There is a kind of mushroom spore that shines the brightest neon orange, like a fisherman’s artificial fish eggs, on the stump along 12 mile creek.
India Ink on tabloid size synthetic paper | 2019 | by Christine Alexandra Day Sherry
This is a large oil painting that I animated to show the season’s changes because the subject of the image is Persephone awaiting Hades with her pomegranate ready in hand. 2010
Ink on cardstock. Gently brushed waving forms abstract along the hedge, as a single standing flower pot holds a topiary with a defining form.
Oil on framed canvas built & primed by the artist. 2016-2019
6′ x 3.5 Feet
~ v e r s a c e i n b l u e ~ 2014 design & sew ~ 2018 photo self portraits ~