Norah’s Art
Like many other people, art was a late-comer to my life. Before the mid-nineties art in its many permutations was something someone else did. That changed in 1994 when my son, Christopher, invited me to visit Ucluelet, a small community on the west coast of Vancouver Island, BC. On that visit, I got re-acquainted with Terry McKinnon, a master carver who I had known 25 years before in Port Hardy, B.C.
It was Christopher who got me into wood carving, a sometimes paid hobby, that lasted 15 years until a wind storm came through and lifted the carving tent into the trees.
After retiring from the hectic pace of business and moving to Powell River, I had the time and freedom to pursue other forms of art, including small clay sculptures, creating a garden (an art form of its own), and taking up painting.
Click on an image to wander through the art albums.
