Canvas Watercolour Prints

Canvas Print of Watercolour Painting by Peter Humeniuk

Prints on Canvas of water colour paintings of Lake Superior Lighthouses. Porphyry Lighthouse, Split Rock Lighthouse, Rock of Ages on Isle Royal, Thunder Bay Main Light, Grand Marais Light, 

 Watercolour Paintings by Peter Humeniuk

Born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Peter Humeniuk has had a lifelong fascination with
 art from the 4 year old who spent all his spare time drawing, through graphics and design atthe Ontario College of Art, studying watercolours and drawing under Carl Schaefer and Fred Hagan, to the professional watercolourist who has been teaching painting and design for the past 20 years.
 
As a watercolour instructor, Humeniuk's popular workshops are conducted in Thunder Bay Peter Humeniuk
 and throughout Northwestern Ontario, the Maritime provinces, the northern states and Florida.  
 
Humeniuk has never given up his passion for art.  He has exhibited in many group shows

 over the years, including two exhibitions sponsored by the National Ballet at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto and various art festivals in Canada and the US. His commissions have been numerous and include Thunder Bay's Best Western Nor'Wester Resort Hotel with 2 original watercolours in each of its 90 rooms and more in the lobby. His works reside in collections from coast to coast in North America and as far away as Singapore.
 
Peter has revolutionized the way watercolours are presented, no longer using mats and glass to frame.  His pieces are mounted on hardboard and coated with an acrylic non-glossy film that does not distract viewers from the artwork.

Watercolour Artist Ray Swaluk

Ray Swaluk was born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario. He has studied under Master Artists such as Tom Ray SwalukLynch, Rose Edin, Jim West and Gord Mackenzie. He also studied under great local Artists, Peter Humeniuk and Greg Zelinski. Ray believes that to be a good landscape artist, one must paint on the scene as much as possible and feels that living in Northwestern Ontario with it's shores and rugged rock formations give him great subject matter wherever he goes. He says the challenges in water colour painting are endless. Ray has also taught some art classes in his community and hopes to pass on this great medium of art to many others. Ray is a member of the North Shore Watercolour Society. His work is on display in the Lake Superior Art Gallery. ~ Thanks to Mother Nature