Policy - Shipping Prints

YOUR PRINT IS ORDERED! NOW NEXT STEPS.

1—When you complete your online transaction to buy a print, Carole Finn Artist will contact

you to verify the information.

2-Your print will be ordered from Toronto Image Works- https://www.torontoimageworks.com.

3-After printing your Fine Art, TIW will contacted you for shipping payment. TIW usually sends

the print in a shipping tube by Canada Post to keep the cost low.You can request another shipping method.

4-Your giclee print is signed and numbered and printed on cold-press William Turner archival

paper with Hammamule inks. It should last 200 years. You will receive an emailed signed

Certificate of Authenticity that records your numbered print. Your framer can attach the

certificate to the work.

EXHIBITION-PAINTING,PHOTOGRAPHY-GOLDFINCH ART CENTRE-July24,August24

Goldfinch Arts Centre. 170 Goldfinch Rd
"Where the ocean meets the rainforest "
is an exhibition paintings by Carole Finn and Photography be Ian MaAllister to inspire reverence and love for ecosystems and wildlife of the BC Coastlands. A trip to the this Colwood Gallery makes enjoyable route for a wonderful drive . It is easy to find. Take the Sooke road to Metchosin Road to Lagoon Drive and Goldfinch Rd. After you have visited the show turn south on Lagoon Road to circle back to the Sooke Road which willl take you on Ocean Blue and a delightful drive over the spit and Bird Sanctuary. It will make a perfect completion to the lessons of the show. -
THE ARTIST TALKS-IAN McALLISTER
"Thirty years on the front lines of Wildlife Conseration"
Ian McAllister is a renowned photographer and filmmaker who uses storytelling in his work to unveil the hidden wonders of British Columbia's coastline, particularly the Great Bear Rainforest. McAllister's work captures the essence and beauty of these fragile environments, stirring emotions and inspiring action. He expertly uses his imagery to advocate for ecosystem protection, driving awareness and conservation efforts. Beyond capturing captivating images, McAllister's dedication to showcasing the interconnectedness of species through film has made him a prominent voice in protecting the Pacific Northwest's natural heritage. His visual narratives play a vital role in inspiring others to protect these invaluable ecosystems
THE ARTIST TEACHES CAROLE FINN, SFCA
"Ian through his photos, writings, films, have influenced my painting narrative. I want my animals on the canvas to be telling their own stories. I hope my audience can look these predators in the eye and imagine a vert personal conversation.
Each new painting presents a different challenge to creatively assemble the story. Watch the video below to see how I painted “The Lone Wolf -907”
THE WORKSHOP INFO-. CLASSES ONSITE
AUGUST 14/15-THURSDAY FRIDAY-$195.
PAYMENT - Through CLASSES ONSITE
Carole is a passionate trained educator and a skillful mentor who can guide students to successfully develop their learning needs to become a competent artist. Her unique talent as a teacher comes from her ability to combine technology with a well-developed, broad-based understanding of art tools and a well-honed creativity process.