Gough Design and Gallery

We know we said we wouldn't look back but forgot an acrylic painting we were proud of that sold in an art show :) Anyone know the location in the painting?

Working closely with local artist John Haines, we digitally compiled an assortment of his artwork and typeset the four commemorative panels for Collingwood's Sesquicentennial. You can see them through the downtown core; one at the harbour (pictured), one in front of the Federal Building, another in front of Town hall and the last across from the courtyard. (one per block)

Painted in acrylic, this painting was presented to the recipient at an appreciation event for all of their contributions to the organization in the portrait.

Built the website, designed the logo and digitally assembled the signature panels for the Collingwood's Sesquicentennial. This was an image we produced to be used in marketing and advertising pieces - using Photoshop to blend a photo from the 19th century with the current Town hall.

Painted in acrylic, this portrait of Yosemite Falls was presented as a gift for a special wedding anniversary.

Another huge honour, painting a portrait of the Collingwood Train Station circa. 1904 for the 100th anniversary of the Collingwood Library and Museum. The painting was twinned with a portrait of the library by Anita Miles and produced and sold as limited edition prints.