Seeds gathered in her hair as autumn decoration become an irresistible little harvest for a very interested chickadee who has made himself at home. 'Are You Gonna Eat Those?' is a 12x12x1.5 Acrylic on canvas © Lucie Walker

She's listening for forgotten dreams and half-formed ideas. Whispers of bygone secrets. Feelings she should know. She grows still until she understands. Always in tune, always sensitive to her surroundings. That's how she finds her way. 16x12 Oil on wood panel

My mother always told me things would be better in the morning. I like to think this is why. Please note: The room image is for display inspiration only. The original painting is oil on an 18x24 canvas board that will require a frame.

This little painting was hanging on the wall during a Mayne Island studio tour when a woman stopped, smiled, and said, "Oh, that's the Brick Dock!" without a moment's hesitation. Until then, I hadn't realized I'd painted such a recognizable Mayne Island landmark. I'd simply been painting the shapes, colours, and feeling of the scene. Please note: The framed room image is for display inspiration only. The original painting is sold unframed. 9x12 acrylic on canvas.

I paint flowers the way they feel to me, wild, messy in the best of ways, and full of colour. Like people, they're much more interesting once they stop behaving how you'd expect, lol. 11x14 acrylic on canvas.

I usually start with a composition in mind, but somewhere along the way the painting starts making its own decisions. In this case it was her arm. It wanted to keep going, right off the canvas. Once I get into that painting zone, I stop trying to control it. I don't think about selling or whether anyone will like it. I just paint what seems to want to come out the brush. 11x14 acrylic on canvas.