Original works by Kent Wilkens

"North Point Sunset"

The original is almost finished, projected completion is on or about the 4th of July, with prints available soon after that.

Acrylic Original, Framed $12900

Image size 18" x 48" Framed size 28" x 58"
Stunning layers of cloud and light.

The smaller island where the Merri River meets the ocean at Stingray Bay, Warrnambool, Australia. My kids favourite swimming spot is just to the right.

A tranquil late summer sunset in Cape Hurd channel looking from the southwest corner of Russell Island across Devils Island Channel to Cove and Turning Islands.

Oily water is always fun to paint, capturing the nuances of the reflections and patters and the softness of it.

A view of the small flowerpot on Flowerpot Island. The first painting Kent has done of the small flowerpot by itself.

The Ten Commandments

"Commanding View"
An inspiring view of Mt. Sinai from Jebel Katrina, 6 kilometers to the west. The artist and his 2nd oldest daughter travelled there
in 2009 to climb 4 mountains in 4 days. This view was accessed through a deep steep valley climing thousands of feet above the
valley floor. The ascent and descent was a total of 32 hours from one supply point to the next, the chief difficulty being the
ability to pack enough water, food and gear for that time frame, no sherpas, no camels, all on your own back climbing
broken granite during the day in 35 degree Celcius heat. Most will agree the trip was worth the trouble.

Across the top is the Ten Commandments in ancient Hebrew with English across the bottom.

the Original 18" x 48" $12000

"Cove Island" 250 s/n
Acrylic Original

Image Size 6"x9" framed $1200

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Tenth Street Bridge

"Tenth Street Bridge"

16" x 12"

$3400

Passing

"Passing"

The O.P.P. launch "H.H.Graham" sitting serenely in the foreground with the Chi-Cheemaun sliding along in a fog bank in the background.
A moody, peacefully captivating scene. "Passing" best exemplifies the use of thin washes to build a painting while maintaining a balance of light.

Image Size 24" x 36"

Framed Size 33" x 45" $15000

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Some would consider this piece to be impressionist, even minimalist, but in reality its High Realism.

No, it was not done "on site" but is one of the few works the artist has done totally from memory.

Having known this particular rock formation since a very young age, it was only a matter of time before the artist put it to canvas. "Pot Crook" is at the entrance to a little inlet off Hay Bay, known locally as "Pot Crook". The uniqueness of this glacially carved rock allows it to stand out in an area teeming with interesting rock formations.