Vancouver artist Ross Penhall says his manicured landscapes reveal mankind’s inherent desire to modify and shape their surroundings. The bold, unconventional paintings eliminate human beings, leaving only their traces, in groomed trails, clipped hedges, winding roads and orderly flora.
Ross Penhall’s website, here.
Categories: Painting
Canadian Art Junkie 
That third image with the patch of sunlight in the distance really grabbed me!
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We’re told (by another commenter, Sheryl McDougald, above) that his work is infused with light, and it shows even in static images like these.
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Idyllic! And very pleasant.
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Perfect word, idyllic.
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Love these!
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It’s easy to see why people are so enamored, agreed.
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Love this one. Looks like scenes or setting they use for animated movies. 😀
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Great point. That’s so true, thanks.
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…And in real life, these paintings absolutely glow with light!
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Thanks, I’d love to see them live. They are infused with something really special.
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A man after my own heart! These are wonderful!
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Glad you enjoyed them, and I agree he’s got an exquisite eye.
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