Birthplace

A study for A Home.

A Rest

A study for Kristina.

Brown Fingers

Sunburned from biking and hiking.

A House with a View

Nothing exciting seems to happen.
Good place to chill out.

Magical Colors

A fallen leaf picked up at the Meadow Park.

Small Yellow Wildflower

Couldn't figure out its name.

Ice Cream

500ml of ice cream has gone in a flash.

Bird Vetch

Reminds me of hand sleigh bells.

Agitos

Symbol of the 2010 Paralympic Whistler Games.
Agitos is based on the Latin for, "I move".

Peas On a Branch

Appear after the flowering period of Lupins.

Warning

A railroad crossing on the Valley Trail.

In the afternoon

Sitting on a bench at the edge of Green Lake.

Cornflower

Looks like a sea anemone more than anemones do.

Goose Feather

Picked up at Rainbow Park.
There was a lot of goose, feathers and droppings.

Wishbone

Hope both wishes will be granted.

On My Way Home

At Green Lake in Whistler.

The Milkmaid

Reproduced Vermeer's work for study.

From Nesters

Don't know the name of the mountain.

Spiraea Douglasii

Called rose spiraea.
Pink and fluffy.

Daisy

Looks lonely standing by itself.

Strawberry Lime Sorbetto

Lucia Gelato; fresh | natural | whistler

Silhouette

Walking on tiptoes.

Blackberry

Blackberries are red when they are green.

Green Apple

A good motif and a good snack.

Dandelion

The teeth of the lion.

Metal Cup

Used for measuring cat food.

Harebell

They would make beautiful sounds if they were bells.

At the window

Looking up at the night sky.

Kururi

A curly fallen leave of a potted plant.

Celery

Used in salads and soups.

Croton

A potted foliage plant.

Purple Lupin

The flowering time seemed to have passed its peak.

On a Desk

Sleeping or pretending.

Pearly Everlasting

Pearls in mountains.

Canada Day

The Whistler Village was filled with smiles.

Coffee Beans

I love the smell of fresh coffee.

Lupin

Seen everywhere in Whistler.

Orange Hawkweed

Wildflowers in a glass.

Field Chickweed

Found on a roadside.
Pretty and strong.

Thimbleberry

My favorite flower in Whistler.

Ranunculus

Cute yellow flowers, also called crowfoots or buttercups.

Sore Toe

After my first work in Whistler.

Black Shoes

Bought at a Crocs shop in Whistler.

The Color of Happiness

It looks like some sort of poppy.

Vinca Minor

A star in the center.

Black and Blue

It's probably a Steller's Jay feather.

The Name of The Flower

Dwarf Cornel, Bunchberry, Quatre-temps, or Crackerberry.
It has many names.

Dwarf Cornel

One of the most familiar flowers in Whistler.

Forget-me-not

庭先で見つけた、ピンク色の勿忘草。

Blue

青い手の習作。