Cartney Warren
Embracing the natural beauty of British Columbia with every brushstroke, Cartney Warren's work will take you on a journey through forests, trees, and beyond to awaken your connection to the mysteries of existence. As a self taught artist Cartney has been creating and refining her skills since childhood through experimentation, an obsessive drive to create, and fellow artist mentorship. Cartney is member of the Garibaldi Art Club in Maple Ridge BC where she showcases and sells her work throughout her community.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
Hi, Im Cartney Warren, a painter based in Mission, British Columbia. My work is heavily influenced by the beauty and mystery of nature. Using a mix of acrylic and oil paints, I create surreal and abstract pieces that transport the viewer into a dreamlike universe. My paintings are a way for me to tap into the hidden depths of the natural world and explore the endless possibilities of the human imagination. Through my art, I hope to evoke emotions and ignite a sense of wonder in others. Lets take a journey together through the ever-changing and unpredictable landscape of my mind.
Embracing the natural beauty of British Columbia with every brushstroke, Cartney Warren's work will take you on a journey through forests, trees, and beyond to awaken your connection to the mysteries of existence. As a self taught artist Cartney has been creating and refining her skills since childhood through experimentation, an obsessive drive to create, and fellow artist mentorship. Cartney is member of the Garibaldi Art Club in Maple Ridge BC where she showcases and sells her work throughout her community.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
Hi, Im Cartney Warren, a painter based in Mission, British Columbia. My work is heavily influenced by the beauty and mystery of nature. Using a mix of acrylic and oil paints, I create surreal and abstract pieces that transport the viewer into a dreamlike universe. My paintings are a way for me to tap into the hidden depths of the natural world and explore the endless possibilities of the human imagination. Through my art, I hope to evoke emotions and ignite a sense of wonder in others. Lets take a journey together through the ever-changing and unpredictable landscape of my mind.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
I look up into the clouds where I can see you in the “Sky Dancing” A painting about Love and loss.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
It may appear dark but take a closer look. There is magic and color in “The Flow of Night”
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
Just after sunset, when daylight has faded and the night begins to crest the hills, our atmosphere pulls back the curtains to the universe, “Unveiling the Cosmos”. A set of two paintings
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
A grouping of trees “Feeling the Heat” from a near by forest fire.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
Just moments after sunset, when daylight has faded and night is cresting the hills, our atmosphere pulls back the curtains into the universe “Unveiling the Cosmos”. A set of two paintings.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
A Painting about strength and standing up for what you believe in. Your bravery will inspire others. It’s possible to be “Standing Alone but not Lonely”.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
Some people feel uncomfortable in the heat. I say “Scorch on my Friend”, the world needs your fire.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
Embracing the rain in British Columbia is essential in surviving our long wet seasons. Beauty and life expand in the rain. The very reason “Trees Don’t Wear Raincoats”.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
“Mountain Jewels 3” is one of a set of three paintings depicting an abstract landscape using rich jewel and copper tones
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
“Mountain Jewels 2” is one of a set of three paintings depicting an abstract landscape using rich jewel and copper tones.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
“Mountain Jewels” is one of a set of three paintings depicting an abstract landscape using rich jewel and copper tones.
$46.00
Acrylic on canvas.
6x6"
The magical view of the rolling mountains unfolding in front of you from the “highest point” of your hike