Telegraph Cove and Seals


Telegraph Cove Seals


This small painting was one of my earlier BC Canada paintings and was the fourth painting stolen from me. I was lucky and able to recover it as it was on display in a business that I happened to visit! Small world.

Telegraph Cove is from the day when telegraphs from this North Vancouver Island station were the only way to send and receive messages. The bright red old mill is now for tourists as are the shops and nice lodge in immediate proximity. The only reason seals are looking around is that apparently there are no orca whales about, at the moment!

Copyright Neal Cronic


Thank you for visiting. Producing art is my goal. I have enjoyed hosting and teaching art at numerous workshops in the Bellingham Library, am Bellingham's AirBnB art experience artist, have owned and managed an award winning art gallery, painted live numerous times including at the Consulat d' Monte Cristo where I was host of "An Evening of Art at the Consulat," painted live at and all around the Hotel Bellwether and have produced large scale art as well most recently at the Hotel Montreal (bldg year 1890) on the library ceiling. A recent fun gig was an invite to paint live from the Lynden Music Festival; it was so fun. Thanks for looking at this site.