nik harron

Port Stanley thundercloud

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May 28, 2010
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This painting is a typical summertime scene in Port Stanley. Shortly after sunset a thunderhead is building over the lake. 36×36in acrylic on canvas 2010 The painting is available for purchase. More Details

Lake Huron shower

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May 28, 2010
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A familiar sight from growing up on the shores of Lake Huron. A late summer shower rolls over the gray lake in the afternoon. 36×36in acrylic on canvas 2010 Private collection of Meredith Nelson. More Details

Fading light Lake Huron

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May 16, 2010
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The sunsets of Lake Huron are fabled to be the prettiest in the world. Long after the sun has gone, however, just before the darkness falls the sky takes on a calm glow stained pink and orange at the horizon by the last colour of the fadin ... More Details

A northern vision.

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January 17, 2009
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untitled (detail), by nik harron, 2009 I painted this work in 2009 to further explore the themes in “Angry Trees“. It is part of the private collection of Shawn Adamsson, who selected it from all the available works in 2009 as h ... More Details

An aerial perspective.

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January 10, 2009
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For me this painting is a truly abstract landscape composed of fleeting mental impressions collected from aeroplane trips taken throughout several periods of my life. More than any of my landscapes to date, its creation relied on a loosely ... More Details

Fresh green grass.

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January 10, 2009
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This piece is the fourth large grass themed work to date. The grass in this painting is a negative texture created solely using a palette knife, in contrast to earlier approaches which used a combination of extrusion and knife-work. The aim ... More Details

The dandelions outside my door.

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January 6, 2007
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untitled (detail), by nik harron, 2007 This painting is based on a blurry night-time photo taken as a reference for the finished work. Before the sidewalk boulevard became a riot of flowering nightshades planted by my partner, it was a spec ... More Details