Wayne Enslow Art Collections
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PURCHASE PRINTED ITEMS
PRINTED FROM ORIGINAL ARTWORK by Wayne Enslow
F/V Cornelia Marie by Wayne Enslow
F/V Northwestern by Wayne Enslow
F/v Time Bandit by Wayne Enslow
SEINER FISHING SALMON by Wayne Enslow
Standing Guard by Wayne Enslow
SUNRISE ON BLUE ROCKS by Wayne Enslow
MYSTIC BEACH by Wayne Enslow
Seiner Hauling by Wayne Enslow
AFTERNOON LIGHT by Wayne Enslow
Cold Blue Steel by Wayne Enslow
Fisherman's Wharf by Wayne Enslow
FISHING SHACK PEGGY'S COVE by Wayne Enslow
Driftwood Beach by Wayne Enslow
Sunset Mystic Beach by Wayne Enslow
Punch Bowl Falls by Wayne Enslow
Fastnet Lighthouse Ireland by Wayne Enslow
Seiner F/V Morning Star by Wayne Enslow
F/V Northwestern Closeup by Wayne Enslow
Farm Tractor by Wayne Enslow
Pacific Rim National Park by Wayne Enslow
Seiner Full Purse by Wayne Enslow
Victoria Falls Zimbabwe by Wayne Enslow
F/v Time Bandit Closeup by Wayne Enslow
SEINER 1 by Wayne Enslow
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About Wayne
Wayne was born during the late fifties in a small fishing community along the shores of Nova Scotia, Canada. With the ocean and many lakes and waterways at the doorstep he developed a love for nature. Wayne developed artist skills at a young age and practiced sketching and painting as time allowed.
Later in life Wayne and his family moved to the Cowichan Valley region on Vancouver Island, Canada. Shortly thereafter Wayne had the opportunity to pick up the brushes once more and pursue his passion. Wayne paints in oils and acrylic and enjoys all types of art.
Wayne is a self taught artist and paints from the heart. Memories from youth exploring the shorelines, watching fishing vessels come and go, or the simplicity of nature all provide inspiration.
"I'm inspired by anything that represents the cycles and effects of nature. Old weathered structures or materials deteriorating and succumbing to the elements are very interesting. The history they hold and how they have endured remind me of human life without the complexity."