waiting for the train (2026)
acrylic on wood panel
32 cm x 25 cm
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waiting for the train (2026)
acrylic on wood panel
32 cm x 25 cm
Hunter Harder
I also do Photography too. (First Timer here).
Aside from drawing Guts & Blackpowder artwork, I'm trying to do Photography as a new hobby, and potentially as a Job. Here are my works and their raw images.
Alright! So here’s a page of some environmental/urban sketch studies that I did more recently. All the places I drew happen to be some cool places in Calgary, but the middle drawing is a bit more of a sketchy part of the city tbh. Used to be a seedy adult video store there but it closed down a few years ago. Never been in there but it always had a strange aura to it. Anyway, I was pretty happy with these studies. 👍
🌼 Blessed Ostara! 🌼
We meet again,
Spring Equinox.
🌷
A time of balance in
light and dark;
yin and yang.
☯️
Keep the energy clean.
🧼
Plant the seeds.
🌱
Manifest your wildest dreams.
✨
All the best as
the thaw
proceeds
to set
the spring
season
👇
🆓
‼️
💐
💐
💐
BIG BLESSINGS,
from your friends,
@warlockmediawiz
🌙
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🖼️
Pictured,
the bell of the ball,
and one of the earliest
perennials to bloom each spring:
Lily of the Valley.
🔔
Don’t let her
dainty + sweet
exterior fool you,
this lovely white flower
is highly toxic.
💮
Talk about
small + mighty.
☠️
And so it goes…
Some beautiful things
are meant to be kept
solely for the eyes.
👁️🤍👁️
let's meet at the confluence (2024)
The New Gallery's Billboard 208
January 27th - June 30th, 2024
let’s meet at the confluence is a suggestion to all Calgarians to consider the site where the Elbow flows into the Bow river and question how settler-colonial history is privileged in public and site specific art. The piece references the different histories of gathering at the confluence of the waters, histories that long predate Calgary, Alberta. Despite histories of Indigenous uses of the land, queer cruising, sex work, trade, the arrival of the railway, and the North West Mounted Police, the site of the confluence is often overlooked and rarely used as the great meeting place that it once was. The simple map and text invites an audience of all backgrounds, Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike, to make their way from the The New Gallery along the Bow river to the confluence viewpoint and to consider their proximity to one another. The text is in English and the word confluence is repeated in multiple languages including Blackfoot, Cantonese, and Cree to honour the artist’s Michif roots and the specific location of the billboard on Treaty 7 and in Chinatown, pointing to the history of many different people living along the rivers.
Missing Necklace Pendant
I was at the BMO centre in Calgary yesterday (April 12) and lost my silver sand dollar necklace pendant (pictured front and back below). It fell off the chain and I was unable to find it, I've talked to lost and found but I think it might have been picked up by someone.
If someone has found it please respond to this or dm me and hopefully we'll work out a way for me to get it back. It seems like such a small thing but it is a really important object to me so there is a (small) reward for it's return.
This is a long shot and I know it but it was a gift from my girlfriend so I really hope I can get it back.