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From Takaya Lone Wolf

  1. Lone Wolf & Moon by Eleanor Brennan, Image 1.

    Eleanor Brennan

    Lone Wolf & Moon

  2. Son of the Land by Eleanor Brennan, Image 1.

    Eleanor Brennan

    Son of the Land

    Pencil on Paper

  3. Felted Takaya by Diane Gray, Image 1.

    Diane Gray

    Felted Takaya

    Felt

  4. Star Walker by Delphina Nova, Image 1.

    Delphina Nova

    Star Walker

    Acrylic On Canvas

    8 x 10 in

  5. Snow Moon by Delphina Nova, Image 1.

    Delphina Nova

    Snow Moon

    Acrylic On Canvas; Print

    8 x 10 in

  6. Wolf Moon by Delphina Nova, Image 1.

    Delphina Nova

    Wolf Moon

    8 x 10 in

  7. Takaya's Legacy by Coline Hoxaire, Image 1.

    Coline Hoxaire

    Takaya's Legacy

    Soft pastels and pastels pencils

    10 x 8 in

  8. First Howl by Delphina Nova, Image 1.

    Delphina Nova

    First Howl

    Acrylic On Canvas

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About the artist

Coral Poser

I grew up in Montreal. I had the good fortune as a young person to take art classes offered at the Art Museum with Arthur Lismer! I had no idea at the time that he was a famous Group of Seven painter. I just loved going to paint with him on Saturday mornings. In the mid ‘70’s I began my foundation art studies in the 2 year Arts Plastique program at Dawson C.E.G.E.P. Then I moved to Vancouver and enrolled in the B.F.A. studio arts program at UBC. I graduated with a scholarship award in 1979. Thinking that I would probably teach art and travel, I completed my teacher certification in the Professional Development Program at SFU. I taught adult continuing education life drawing classes at Capilano College. I taught children in Nigeria, West Africa. I painted backdrop scenes for Vancouver theatre companies. I painted nature displays for parks. I illustrated children activity manuals for teachers. I wrote exhibition reviews for Vanguard Magazine. I continue to exhibit my art in solo and group shows wherever I dwell. I am intrigued with watercolour paints and crayons. My backpack is stocked with a small watercolour set and a sketchbook. I have a basket full of these books. I enjoy sketching passing moments as a way to become more present. My meditation practice. I am grateful for this gift I carry. It is a precious mirror.