Sandy graduated from the Alberta Collage of Art and Design in Printmaking. She has been experimenting in different media, primarily painting and clay. Her paintings are represented in public, private and corporate collections worldwide.
Sandy paints on site, as she soaks up the spirit of the location. She loves how the work becomes about the unique personal experience encountered during each session, and how this experience transfers to the work. Sandy's large-scale plein air and still life paintings are based on confident marks with the intent of forming a representational image. Her process is formulated on the ground, and the climate and tranquility are her studio atmosphere.
Sandy’s clay pieces, on the other hand, are configured in the studio, honing her creativity in 3 dimensions. They provide the perfect interlude to her painting sessions.
Sandy paints on site, as she soaks up the spirit of the location. She loves how the work becomes about the unique personal experience encountered during each session, and how this experience transfers to the work. Sandy's large-scale plein air and still life paintings are based on confident marks with the intent of forming a representational image. Her process is formulated on the ground, and the climate and tranquility are her studio atmosphere.
Sandy’s clay pieces, on the other hand, are configured in the studio, honing her creativity in 3 dimensions. They provide the perfect interlude to her painting sessions.
Title: The Frogs Were Croaking
10' wide x 5' tall
Acrylic on birch
10' wide x 5' tall
Acrylic on birch
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Title: Sideless Surfaces with Scrafetches
14" wide X 20" tall
Cone 6 clay vessel, underglaze, slips
14" wide X 20" tall
Cone 6 clay vessel, underglaze, slips
"Vermillion River"
60" x 24"
Acrylic on birch
60" x 24"
Acrylic on birch
Title: "A Twist of Lime
14' x14"
Raku fired clay
14' x14"
Raku fired clay