Terrill Welch by herself - issue #28 Paintbrush In Hand and Elbows Up
What a crazy time we have all been having! Whoa! Or as Canadians say - elbows up! Enough said about
Tariffs and Necessities for Sale of Terrill Welch paintings - Choose Canada!
Business decision update from the Terrill Welch Gallery…
UPDATE Monday, February 3, 2025: Just because U.S. tariffs have been
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #26 Sea Landscapes of the Small
Where theory, research and practice meet in overlapping entangled renderings on my canvases is the dominant theme of this past month.
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #20 Long Days of Summer
Doubled over and extending my upper body into the cavernous space beyond what might be considered comfortable, I find the box of important documents! The box is in the loft under the eaves behind a collection of stored paintings...
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #19 Interconnectedness
This month has been a time of deep inward focus with my brushes being my outward connection and my translator as I explore peace through nature.
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #18 Wild Flowers Hikes, Small Paintings, High Tea and Northern Lights
By the time we were done, we had covered 7.8 km of uneven hilly terrain at the pace of a photographer- slow! I kept stopping to take photos and Josie kept saying- mom, we are not there yet!
A Brush with Life - Issue #130 Pockets of Silence
Are you wondering where I found those pockets of silence I keep talking about? I can appreciate that it doesn’t really seem plausible. However, the truth is that silent contemplation is often followed by high levels of creativity and energy.
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #15 Sea and Seals and Evening with Tree of Life Paintings
Every once in a long while something comes crashing into my painting practice and creates a disruption. Such is the approach to this latest painting. Due to its significance and possibly lasting impact, let’s take one of our long reviews of the process.
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #13 Heavy Rains, Candles, Lamps and Paintings
Our west coast winter rains are flaunting atmospheric river designations that lead to gushing streams and overflowing seasonal creeks pushing
Terrill Welch by herself - issue #11 Five Brand New Paintings and a Story
Each of these paintings has a story and the landscapes are all significant and intimately familiar to me.
