Updated 2020-05-01. Quick & dirty watercolour sketch of the ruins of Moncton’s Sunny Brae Arena. This is on unbelievably light-weight paper in a throw-away sketchbook. From a photo I took a couple of weeks ago. John Philip Sousa played here a couple of times. Historic Places page on the history of the Sunny Brae Rink.
Updated 2019-08-08. These columns once faced Park Street on the front of the original Edith Cavell School, which burned in the mid-1980s. Now they are free-standing, facing Victoria Park on Weldon Street, in Moncton, New Brunswick. Pen-and-ink sketch on 5 ¾ × 8 ¾″ Stillman & Birn Gamma (150 gsm) ivory paper. Pencil and Lamy Vista with Lexington Gray… Read more »
![Tiny study of a local homestead I’ve painted before. I like how these barns huddle together and I love the lines of this house. This one’s 3¼ inches wide (work in progress #wip). [visit watercolours.ca]
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Paper: 3 × 9″ @strathmoreart Watercolor Travel Pad (140 lb cp pad #sketchbook)](https://cbmackay.ca/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)