Sunday, December 31, 2006

Errington Hudson










This character appeared in a parking lot in front of an industrial complex, waiting-for what? Posted by Picasa

Saturday, December 30, 2006

57 Chev in Merville












Actually, I made this up. The fun for me is to create scenes that exist only in my mind-when I start I have no idea what the scene will be. They evolve, sometimes big pictures from smaller. I am not an interpreter-I am a fabricator and I just enjoy painting the cars. Posted by Picasa

Over the Hill Gang 3a










I'm still working on this composition-someday I'll get it right. Posted by Picasa

Friday, December 29, 2006

Tony's Chev on Quadra Island












This subject is an old favourite who has appeared in many paintings. Posted by Picasa

Thursday, December 28, 2006

The Pile-Up











This set piece was assembled using characters I had studied previously. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Pontiac on the Keefer Farm













This old beaut was discovered across the Fraser in 1977. Posted by Picasa

Tuesday, December 26, 2006

Texas Creek Buick












A Buick from the Interior Posted by Picasa

Sunday, December 24, 2006

Sointula Fishboat

This fishboat was on an old way for years. Posted by Picasa

Friday, December 22, 2006

Hummingbird

This is a bird -I think. Posted by Picasa

Jacksonville











This is a pre-study for a commision I did for a Ford enthusiast. Posted by Picasa

Thursday, December 21, 2006

Old Buddy From Oliver











This is an old buddy from Oliver, British Columbia-I first came across this subject in 1977 and have been studying him ever since.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Settled in For a Long Rust










This is a car that I "faux" rusted to create the patina. In other words I used a picture of a fully restored car to get the lines and then aged it. Posted by Picasa

Tuesday, December 19, 2006

Mike's Old Chev

This character will eventually hook up with some other old-timers in a bigger picture. Posted by Picasa

Monday, December 18, 2006

Cunberland Yard

This is a compilation of characters with a house from Cumberland. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, December 17, 2006

Over The Hill Gang

Another version of the Over the Hill Gang Posted by Picasa

Coombs Cadillacs -Expanded

Voila, through the magic of technology we have the bigger painting. Posted by Picasa

Coombs Cadillacs and Friends

These characters were found on a farm in Coombs and were re-assembled for artistic purposes. Posted by Picasa

Thursday, December 14, 2006













Before I carry on with current work-I have to buy a digital camera first-I thought I would put up a few old paintings just for fun. The spot will be "up to the minute" in the near future.












I painted this in 1982 and I am putting it up just as a little history.

Seven Car Pile-up

I painted this a couple of years ago, I have repeated the drawing many times to see how technique and style evolve.

Saturday, December 09, 2006



Ron is participating in the Pearl Ellis Gallery anual fundraising show in Comox BC and this is the framed painting he has contributed. For more information on the gallery and the auction visit: http://www.pearlellisgallery.com/ The work of participating artists is being exhibited at the gallery until December 22nd, at which time the painting will be awarded to the highest bidder. You can view the submitted work and bid online at the above website or at the gallery. If you bid the full purchase price of the work you win the bid and no more bids will be taken. Ready? Set? Go!

Wednesday, August 16, 2006


'Tony's Chev'


'School Bus'


'Oliver Chev'

Three of Ron's paintings currently hanging at Tarbells Cafe in Cumberland where he is exhibiting with Clive Powsey (see invitation below).

Wednesday, August 09, 2006



Ron has a show at Tarbells Cafe in Cumberland with fellow watercolourist Clive Powsey (www.water-colourpaintings.blogspot.com) .

Saturday, August 05, 2006


Ron Morrison with his paintings at the Comox Valley Art Gallery in Courtenay, British Columbia, where they were recently exhibited for the month of July, 2006.