Not For Sale
This piece, by Kingston Ontario's Nadine Baker, features a glimpse of summertime nature while travelling north towards the Central Frontenac area.
The painting captures the sensation of moving quickly through a forest, where the landscape blurs into shifting greens and shadows. Sunlight flickers across the ground in passing fragments, never fully settling, while the trees feel slightly unsteady—more like impressions than fixed forms.
This sense of motion speaks to life’s fast pace, where moments are experienced but rarely held. The beauty is vivid and lush yet fleeting, suggesting how fragile each passing instant can be—present, luminous, and already fading.
| Technique: | Acrylic Paint on Gallery Depth Canvas |
| Styles: | Impressionism |
| Contents: | Nature, Plant, Vegetation, Jungle, Outdoors, Grove, Land, Tree, Woodland, Green, Rainforest, Path, Scenery, Water, Wilderness, Landscape |
| Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
| Unframed Size: | 20in x 16in |
| Frame: | Not framed |
| Weight: | 2.3lbs (estimated) |
Nadine R Baker
Kingston, Ontario
Nadine Baker’s artwork sits at the intersection of impressionistic softness and luminous realism, evoking calm introspection and a gentle sense of wonder. She lives in Kingston and works from her home studio and and from her off-grid escape in Central Frontenac, Ontario.
"My creative curiosity draws me to those fleeting moments when light lingers a little longer and the world slows just enough to be truly seen. I'm especially inspired to challenge preconceived notions of acrylic paint, revealing its versatility and often overlooked depth and richness."