Vancouver-Canada's Oregon

The gold drops reviled the beautiful Fairy land and Michel Scottís white snake sing that I am clan Morrison.  The English-speaking art scene is Vancouver. It is said to be the maple syrup flavored Seattle. The eco tourism of the left leaning left coast has a boast a bridge showing the red wood canopy. Ironically, the provinces greatest industry is lumber. I used to live in snake country.  

British Columbia has a special mythology. Bigfoot was first observed in this area. The word ìsasquatchî comes from the people of the area term for wield man. Behind everything is three women were turned in to a mountain upon their request after their love was lost and is called the ìThree Sisters Mountain.î Behind everything on the left is the Fisgard Lighthouse which is the oldest light house on the Canadian West Coast. Everything is on the providenceís official flag. The woven hat is for the Haida nation who is original inhabitants of the province. The "Zhong" (pillar with the Chinese characters on it) is the Monument to Chinese-Canadian veterans which honors the railroad worker and veteran of WWII of Chinese descent. The Girl in the scuba gear is the ìThe Girl in the Wetsuitî which rests on rock by the Staney Park Seawall in Vancouver It is 9" x 12," drawn with pencil and white charcoal and completed recently. If you are interested in buying this or any other of my work email me at MatthewMorrison76@yahoo.com to order.

Le République-Poppy

The ghost mother of Pabbay who go bless the gift with the strength of the child and the daughter who could not save the ship with black magic cast the spell that I am clan Morrison. The paper that response to the flow of the media and the graphite mixed with clay play the tune that I am an artist. As an artist, France is the ideal of greatness. The greatest of all art is Paris and the ultimate is the Louvre, but any one descends into the French country side finds true beauty that was my personal change from a student to artist in a land covered in coquelicot  (poppies). I find Jewish “magic” saves.

Poppies are themselves are mythical. John McCrae in his poem –“-In Flanders Field:”

In Flanders fields the poppies blow

Between the crosses, row on row,

That mark our place; and in the sky

The larks, still bravely singing, fly.

Scarce heard amid the guns below.

The flowers are for remembrance. Poppies remember those who died in war but are also native to France. The poppies looked good with the French flag and from my time in France it fits. It is 8” x 6,” drawn with pastels and completed recently.

 The name of this piece is Feeling flames as Cool is 8.5” x 11” and drawn with Sumi-e on watercolor paper recently. The Japanese says, “a true meditation makes one feel the flame as cool.” If you are interested in buying this or any other of my work email me at MatthewMorrison76@yahoo.com to order.