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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911 - 2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says...

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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ENERGY FLOWS ON ARTISTS CANVAS Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber.

There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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Dan McIvor Martin Mars

Dan McIvor Martin Mars:

Dan McIvor, an senior Burkeville resident passed away at 94, after being awarded the Order of Canada in 2003 during the Kelowna Fires. His determination and ingenuity made the Martin Mars a "Water Bomber" when planes were just firespotters.

From Burkeville to Kelowna the pleasant-ville spirit has not changed since the Sea Island Community began with employees from the Boeing Plant in the 50s. Home to over 300 residents; most of whom had the pleasure of knowing Dan McIvor and his contribution to the neighborhood.

Donated to the Sea Island #4 Firehall in Burkeville. May this piece be a reminder of what great things come from those with curious minds and the perseverance to make ideas real.
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Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts

Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007

There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.

That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.

Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.

"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.

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The Beat, Karen Lorena Parker featured in the Richmond News.
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The Beat, Karen Lorena Parker featured in the Richmond News.
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Cinnamon Storm II

Cinnamon Storm II:

Dramatic stormy tree in cinnamon and burnt oranges. Backlit and sunlit leaves flutter in a bold contrast dramatic treescape by Karen Parker.
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Red Storm

Red Storm:

Red boughs flutter in this gentle portrait of a red tree.
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Autumn Storm II

Autumn Storm II:

Capturing the gestural movement of trees, in stormy drama. Backlit in warm tones of cream, umber, rich chocolate browns and deep reds.
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Red Valley Storm

Red Valley Storm:

Stormy trees on a rocky cliff above a field of wildflowers in romantic bold tones of red and sepia. Featured at South Granville ScotiaMcleod, and Novo Furniture.
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ARTIST CONTACT

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Capturing the mood of light, and the true gestural essence of my subject
is the challenge that inspires me to paint — Karen Lorena Parker

Born in Chile, Karen Lorena Parker grew up in Calgary, resides in Richmond and shows
internationally. Graduated from the Alberta College of Art and Design (1994), represented in Vancouver, New YorkAgora Gallery New York, Art-Mine New York, (Ontario and Arizona soon). Distributed by Canadian Art Prints and Casa Publishing.

Inspired by the Group of Seven and their illustrative sense of design and composition, her Canadian vision is luminescent and well planned. She finds beauty in the collective memory, the romantic places we have all been. Her atmospheric paintings of west coast landscapes, contemporary florals or aviation capturr the viewer emotionally. Her technical interest in painting is expressed in many subjects as she pursues the beauty of light, and gestural expression of our romantic memories.

Her contemporary work is graphic, expressive, with depth and range. Moody skies in bold quiet tones contrast colorful whimsical settings of backlit trees under layers of varnish. Her careers in art direction, graphic design and illustration inform her work with pop culture, trends and the needs of the viewer. Her personable and prolific style has made her a favorite west coast artist. She teaches her impressionistic style in private workshops, contributes to charities, and is a member of the national arts group Night of Artists. Night of Artists.

Click on the Download section for a complete CV (pdf format) of Karen Lorena Parker. The original paintings of
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NOVO NIGHTS
Friday September 14th, 6-10pm
Novo Furniture
3868 Main Street Vancouver
Ph. 604.875.6080

New York
Agora Gallery
530 w25th Chelsea
Reception Oct 4th
6:30-8:30 pm
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ABOUT US

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BremerPark Originals
BremerPark is the searchable online database of original paintings by artist Karen Lorena Parker. View the most cohesive collection of artwork online with detailed information on each image, and an updated source for Parker's art events and exhibitions.

View random images title bar, or click on suggested keywords and use the search engine to discover artschool past paintings to contemporary pieces from Canadian artist Karen Lorena Parker. (see more on how the site works below).

Located in Richmond BC Canada (est. 1999) near the Vancouver airport, BremerPark is open by appointment, or available for consultation.

Email form in "Artist Contact"

How the BremerPark site works
Find "new work" or "originals available" in Quicklinks menu and flip through pages of original artwork. Search by collection (cloudscape, contemporary florals), subject (tree, animals, poppy), or color (red, beige, lime), style, size, mood, commissions, murals, sold, color palette...endless! Narrow your search with combinations ( storm tree red). There are listings of keywords on each page, and when you select an image, there is a more specific list related to your image. Search for more in the same collection, or style.

Join our mailing list or send us an email at any time (email in the footer below). We'd love to get your inquiries, or feedback on your search for the perfect painting.

Giclees and Prints
Giclees are high quality prints on canvas, or watercolor paper. They are made using the finest quality archival inks. BremerPark Giclees are a limited edition of ten. Each one is an artists proof, as each one is uniquely embellished by the artist. Numbered and signed, these are an extension of the Parker's digital techniques and talents in mixed media.
BremerPark uses the term Prints to mean images printed on paper, both giclees and prints have the convenience of any size or color adjustments.
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On The Hill

On The Hill:

Leaves light up like fire in this windswept tree on the hill.
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Lamberts Gallery
2439 South Granville/Broadway

Rendezvous Gallery
671 Howe (near Georgia) and
900 Howe (at Smithe)

Enigma Restaurant
4397 west 10th/Trimble

Novo Furniture Gallery
3868 Main Street/23rd
"Novo Nights"
Fri. Sept 14, 6-10pm

Agora Gallery New York
530 west 25th Avenue, Chelsea
Sept 28-Oct 18
Reception Oct 04, 6:30-8:30

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Shoreline Diptych

Shoreline Diptych:

Serene west coast shoreline after the storm. Available at Novo Furniture 3868 Main. Smaller piece 24x36, larger piece 72x36.
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Lamberts Gallery
2439 South Granville/Broadway

Rendezvous Gallery
671 Howe (near Georgia) and
900 Howe (at Smithe)

Enigma Restaurant
4397 west 10th/Trimble

Novo Furniture Gallery
3868 Main Street/23rd
"Novo Nights"
Fri. Sept 14, 6-10pm

Agora Gallery New York
530 west 25th Avenue, Chelsea
Sept 28-Oct 18
Reception Oct 04, 6:30-8:30

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Aqua Drops

Aqua Drops:

Round bronze circles in layered gloss and pearl varnishes amidst a linear aqua opulent background. Shimmery set of four featured at Hambleton Gallery.
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Aqua Drops

Aqua Drops:

Round bronze circles in layered gloss and pearl varnishes amidst a linear aqua opulent background. Shimmery set of four featured at Hambleton Gallery.
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Aqua Drops II

Aqua Drops II:

Round bronze circles in layered gloss and pearl varnishes amidst a linear aqua opulent background. Set of four featured at Hambleton Gallery 2007.
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Copper Parade

Copper Parade:

Delicate design of dots in coppers and metallics with abstract edgy movement.
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Cinnamon Storm II

Cinnamon Storm II:

Dramatic stormy tree in cinnamon and burnt oranges. Backlit and sunlit leaves flutter in a bold contrast dramatic treescape by Karen Parker.
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Cinnamon Storm II

Cinnamon Storm II:

Dramatic stormy tree in cinnamon and burnt oranges. Backlit and sunlit leaves flutter in a bold contrast dramatic treescape by Karen Parker.
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Autumn Storm II

Autumn Storm II:

Capturing the gestural movement of trees, in stormy drama. Backlit in warm tones of cream, umber, rich chocolate browns and deep reds.
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Autumn Storm II

Autumn Storm II:

Capturing the gestural movement of trees, in stormy drama. Backlit in warm tones of cream, umber, rich chocolate browns and deep reds.
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Autumn Storybook Fir

Autumn Storybook Fir:

Light fluffy trees, like those in storybooks. Places to read, enjoy the outdoors, and dream.
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Crescendo Storm II

Crescendo Storm II:

Copper prairies and with a creamy gestural storm bulding in the distance add to the drama of the tree lined horizon and farming landscape. Crescendo Storm by Karen Parker, featured at the Moncton Street Gallery 2006 in Steveston.

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Crescendo Storm II

Crescendo Storm II:

Copper prairies and with a creamy gestural storm bulding in the distance add to the drama of the tree lined horizon and farming landscape. Crescendo Storm by Karen Parker, featured at the Moncton Street Gallery 2006 in Steveston.

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Nude Classical Back

Nude Classical Back:

Classical nude study of male torso. Warm neutral tones in a gestural expression of the back muscles.
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Sepia Callas

Sepia Callas:

Contemporary floral series, this delicate but bold line quality is graphic, simple and classic.
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Sepia Callas

Sepia Callas:

Contemporary floral series, this delicate but bold line quality is graphic, simple and classic.
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Amzar Ndebele Tribe

Amzar Ndebele Tribe:

Based on the Ndebele tribe of Africa, women with long graceful necks and bold patterns, Karen Parker's series took this style to a westernized fashion diva.
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Amzar Ndebele Tribe

Amzar Ndebele Tribe:

Based on the Ndebele tribe of Africa, women with long graceful necks and bold patterns, Karen Parker's series took this style to a westernized fashion diva.
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Calla Lilies Still Life

Calla Lilies Still Life:

Bold black brushstrokes outline a bouquet of calla lilies in this dramatic still life. Hint of aqua and cool tones against shades of grey.
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Calla Lilies Still Life

Calla Lilies Still Life:

Bold black brushstrokes outline a bouquet of calla lilies in this dramatic still life. Hint of aqua and cool tones against shades of grey.
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Calla Lilies Still Life

Calla Lilies Still Life:

Bold black brushstrokes outline a bouquet of calla lilies in this dramatic still life. Hint of aqua and cool tones against shades of grey.
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Vintage Rose

Vintage Rose:

Warm terracotta in ochre sunlit patios and the smell of strong dark espresso. Nothing compares to the deep blue sky and billowing clouds of Tuscany.
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Tree Breeze

Tree Breeze:

Whimsical brightly colored row of trees caught up in a breeze.
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Trees in the Breeze

Trees in the Breeze:

Whimsical brightly colored row of trees caught up in a breeze in a long narrow format.
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