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Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife.

Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife.

Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.

Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.

Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.

The eagle symbolizes great intellectual abilities with grace and power. It is the ruler of the sky and has the ability to transform itself. It is sacred, noble and wise, representing power and prestige to the Coast Salish First Nations.

The eagle symbolizes great intellectual abilities with grace and power. It is the ruler of the sky and has the ability to transform itself. It is sacred, noble and wise, representing power and prestige to the Coast Salish First Nations.

This pole was carved by Chief Mungo Martin in 1953. It represents the half human son of Dzunukwa (Wild Woman of the Woods).

The Watchmen are known to have supernatural powers. They protect the village  by warning the Chief of any approaching danger. As the poles age, in keeping with Snuneymuxw and other Pacific Northwest First Nations tradition, they were laid down as they became unstable so that they may slowly decay and...

Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.

Emmie always felt different from her friends and family, like she didn't quite fit in and wasn't sure why. She was a deep-feeling sensitive soul who easily took on the energy of others. Then one day at school, during an art class, Emmie learns there is a name for what...

Watercolour on Rag Cotton 22X17

Lynn Orriss is a Vancouver Island artist who creates jewellry using polymer clay. This medium allows the artist to emulate glass, metal, ceramic, stone, bone, wood, fibre and paint. She often adds semi precious stones and crystals to her necklaces.

Lynn Orriss is a Vancouver Island artist who creates jewellry using polymer clay. This medium allows the artist to emulate glass, metal, ceramic, stone, bone, wood, fibre and paint. She often adds semi precious stones and crystals to her necklaces.

The photos taken by long time nature lover and observer Deborah Freeman capture the unique moments that are part of nature on the West Coast.  The book is about sharing experiences exploring the Salish Sea and will be enjoyed by those who enjoy intimate interaction amongst humans, animals and plants....

West Coast artist Wendy Schmidt is inspired by observing nature and enjoys painting wildlife in its natural habitat.

 

 

 

Bruce Thurston from Texada Island hand crafts earrings using tiny seed beads from Japan then attaches them to sterling silver hooks. Length measures approximately 3 inches.