Brian McRae
@brianmcrae.bsky.social
Exploring art and rural life in qathet district on the upper Sunshine Coast.
“Morning has broken.” (91)
Painted in Aug./Sept., 2025. 30”x24”.
Acrylic on stretched canvas.
Morning breaks on the Eastern slopes of the Rockies like a wave of fire when the sun is still below the horizon, but the early sunlight is bent towards red and orange by the atmosphere.
Painted in Aug./Sept., 2025. 30”x24”.
Acrylic on stretched canvas.
Morning breaks on the Eastern slopes of the Rockies like a wave of fire when the sun is still below the horizon, but the early sunlight is bent towards red and orange by the atmosphere.
January 17, 2026 at 6:03 AM
“Morning has broken.” (91)
Painted in Aug./Sept., 2025. 30”x24”.
Acrylic on stretched canvas.
Morning breaks on the Eastern slopes of the Rockies like a wave of fire when the sun is still below the horizon, but the early sunlight is bent towards red and orange by the atmosphere.
Painted in Aug./Sept., 2025. 30”x24”.
Acrylic on stretched canvas.
Morning breaks on the Eastern slopes of the Rockies like a wave of fire when the sun is still below the horizon, but the early sunlight is bent towards red and orange by the atmosphere.
“The Four Amigos”. 36” x 36”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. $1,620.00 CND.
This is the first in a series of paintings that I am doing, where the subject matter are animals that had a big impact on my life growing up on a ranch.
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This is the first in a series of paintings that I am doing, where the subject matter are animals that had a big impact on my life growing up on a ranch.
1/3
January 15, 2026 at 5:22 PM
“The Four Amigos”. 36” x 36”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. $1,620.00 CND.
This is the first in a series of paintings that I am doing, where the subject matter are animals that had a big impact on my life growing up on a ranch.
1/3
This is the first in a series of paintings that I am doing, where the subject matter are animals that had a big impact on my life growing up on a ranch.
1/3
“Queen’s Gambit – Ellery Big Hole.”
Painted in Nov. and Dec, 2024. 20” x 16”. Acrylic.
Our West Coast home is a world away from the hot desert surrounding Alice Springs, Australia. Hidden within this landscape are a number of natural swimming holes. My favourite was the Ellery Big Hole. 1/
Painted in Nov. and Dec, 2024. 20” x 16”. Acrylic.
Our West Coast home is a world away from the hot desert surrounding Alice Springs, Australia. Hidden within this landscape are a number of natural swimming holes. My favourite was the Ellery Big Hole. 1/
December 13, 2024 at 4:34 PM
“Queen’s Gambit – Ellery Big Hole.”
Painted in Nov. and Dec, 2024. 20” x 16”. Acrylic.
Our West Coast home is a world away from the hot desert surrounding Alice Springs, Australia. Hidden within this landscape are a number of natural swimming holes. My favourite was the Ellery Big Hole. 1/
Painted in Nov. and Dec, 2024. 20” x 16”. Acrylic.
Our West Coast home is a world away from the hot desert surrounding Alice Springs, Australia. Hidden within this landscape are a number of natural swimming holes. My favourite was the Ellery Big Hole. 1/
“Speeding through Midway BC.”
Painted on November, 2024. 18” x 14”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. Price $252.00 Unframed.
I loved the way the hills rise so quickly from the farmlands as you pass by on the Trans-Canada. Also the colour contrast between the dry hills and the irrigated fields.
Painted on November, 2024. 18” x 14”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. Price $252.00 Unframed.
I loved the way the hills rise so quickly from the farmlands as you pass by on the Trans-Canada. Also the colour contrast between the dry hills and the irrigated fields.
November 15, 2024 at 6:26 PM
“Speeding through Midway BC.”
Painted on November, 2024. 18” x 14”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. Price $252.00 Unframed.
I loved the way the hills rise so quickly from the farmlands as you pass by on the Trans-Canada. Also the colour contrast between the dry hills and the irrigated fields.
Painted on November, 2024. 18” x 14”. Acrylic on stretched canvas. Price $252.00 Unframed.
I loved the way the hills rise so quickly from the farmlands as you pass by on the Trans-Canada. Also the colour contrast between the dry hills and the irrigated fields.