Bittersweet Brilliance in Autumn — Terrill Welch by herself - issue #60
The brilliance in any moment casts a predictable shadow of impermanence. This natural pairing of contrasts is what motivates my
Beauty within the Soft Light of Darkness — Terrill Welch by herself - issue #59
During the wee hours of Monday morning, I woke thinking it would soon be daylight. I had been fooled by
The Shifting Cultural Life of Our Time — Terrill Welch by herself - issue #58
Afternoon sun drapes the valley in warmth that is pushed back by the deep cool of late fall shade where
Structure the Poetic and the Rational — Terrill Welch by herself - issue #57
Simplicity is the distilling of complexity into what is essential according to architect Glenn Murcutt from Australia. He goes on
One Painting Disappeared for 20 Years, another Shows in France— Terrill Welch by herself #56
A thirty-four year old painting left under the arm of an admirer around 20 years ago. I was contacted
Painting Adventures Past Sooke in BC — Terrill Welch by herself #55
I packed up our essentials and loaded the car last Friday morning to head out on a six night stay
There Are No Shortcuts in Painting as in Life — Terrill Welch by herself #54
The low sun pushes its warmth up against my shoulders, connecting me to the gentle rocking of boats across the
Building a Unique Visual Painting Voice - Terrill Welch by herself #53
Frequently when I am either in conversation with both beginning art collectors or beginning artists, the issue of style comes
Following My Own Quiet Lead - Terrill Welch by herself #52
The deep energetic release of having a gallery space that is now open only “by appointment” has been a strong
Catching a September Painter’s Breath - Terrill Welch by herself issue #51
While Canadian schools prepare for their first classes this coming Tuesday, I am ready to catch my breath with longer