2020-01-13 Facebook: love the sunset or is that fire???-Mom
May 3, 2016, Nood hour, Fire & Rain art project, Art Show and Tell.
In a rain forest, it's likely the sunrise facing east, but it could be wildfire if this was Alberta. I do believe Alberta is going to see a spike in wildfires this 2021. I kind of predicted it in January 2016. Remember it was May 3, 2016, when Fort McMurray's evacuation of 83,000 took place. I had already painted 4 wildfire paintings on the Alberta Legislature grounds and in front of City Hall. I was banned from painting on the Legislature grounds and threatened police action by the City and by the Alberta Government's Ministry of Infrastructure manager. 2016 (Banned 4 times) Fire and Rain art project.
Tsusiat falls, Aliens
25 years ago June 1996, West Coast Trail
Painters log, Day 3 2020-01-06 (Back of 'Skaters on ice.') Outside next to the Alberta Legislature press gallery entrance. #aliens Whoever controls the media, the images, controls the culture. Allen Ginsberg. 'What is real?' Philip K. Dick
Backside of "Skaters on Ice"
'Skaters on ice' by Doug Brinkman, January 1, 2020-January 1, 2021
2020-01-05 (day 2) Back of 'Skaters on ice.' This is my second year painting on the backsides of other completed paintings to practice building my confidence and honing my painting skills. I also do this to avoid shopping inside art supply stores during COVID-19. Painting by the Alberta Legislature next to the ice rink since new years day, my painting is starting to resemble a waterfall, specifically, Tsusiat falls remembered from the days I hiked the West Coast Trail in 1996, 1997, and 2000. ‘Skaters on ice’
Sunday Morning Sketch Study
A-Willow (prayer)By Doug BrinkmanWest Coast TrailDiamond willowDiamond willowHold me upso not to falldiamond willowdiamond willowtake hold my bodyso I stand tallguide me safewith in my handwalk me steadythroughout the landA-willow
Journey to the West coat trail, 1996, 1997, and 2000
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