Comfort of the Coast
Details
The original third artwork in the 2024 Sanctuary Collection. Acrylic, graphite, gouache, and oil pastel on raw canvas.
Framed in a custom Walnut floater frame.
*note colours may shift slightly on different screens.
Dimensions
Canvas only: 30" x 40" / 76.2cm x 101.6cm
With frame: 31.25" x 41.25" / 79.37cm x 104.77cm
How Bidding Works
In order to bid, you will need to create an account and sign in on my website. Once a bid is submitted, you’ll receive an email confirmation. You’ll also be notified via email if you are outbid.
Please let me know if you have any questions and thank you for your support! 🙂
Auction FAQs
- Can I bid if I don’t intend to purchase? No. Bidding is fun, but keep in mind that each bid you make is a binding contract to buy the item if you win. Please see our Terms of Service for more information.
- Can I retract a bid? You can only retract a bid under specific circumstances. For example, if you meant to bid $100.00 but accidentally bid $10,000, you can retract the bid. Even then, you need to bid the amount you originally intended immediately. Never use bid retraction to manipulate the bidding process. Contact hello@victoriarosepark.com if you need to retract a bid.
- Will my name and bid amounts remain anonymous during the auction? Yes. Your name will remain anonymous during bidding. Only Victoria Rose Park and her team will have access to your details once a bid is submitted.
- What if I was immediately outbid? If you are outbid immediately after placing a bid, it’s likely that another bidder is using automatic bidding and has a maximum limit higher than yours. You’ll need to increase your maximum limit in order to be the highest bidder.
Shipping & Returns
All Original sales are final. Shipping will be invoiced following the auction at a rate of 4% of the final bid value. The minimum shipping fee for collectors within North America is $450 CAD while the minimum fee for collectors outside North America is $900 CAD. Included in the shipping fee is the courier cost, packaging, and shipping insurance.
In order to bid, you will need to create an account and sign in on my website. Once a bid is submitted, you’ll receive an email confirmation. You’ll also be notified via email if you are outbid.
Please let me know if you have any questions and thank you for your support! 🙂
- Can I bid if I don’t intend to purchase? No. Bidding is fun, but keep in mind that each bid you make is a binding contract to buy the item if you win. Please see our Terms of Service for more information.
- Can I retract a bid? You can only retract a bid under specific circumstances. For example, if you meant to bid $100.00 but accidentally bid $10,000, you can retract the bid. Even then, you need to bid the amount you originally intended immediately. Never use bid retraction to manipulate the bidding process. Contact hello@victoriarosepark.com if you need to retract a bid.
- Will my name and bid amounts remain anonymous during the auction? Yes. Your name will remain anonymous during bidding. Only Victoria Rose Park and her team will have access to your details once a bid is submitted.
- What if I was immediately outbid? If you are outbid immediately after placing a bid, it’s likely that another bidder is using automatic bidding and has a maximum limit higher than yours. You’ll need to increase your maximum limit in order to be the highest bidder.
All Original sales are final. Shipping will be invoiced following the auction at a rate of 4% of the final bid value. The minimum shipping fee for collectors within North America is $450 CAD while the minimum fee for collectors outside North America is $900 CAD. Included in the shipping fee is the courier cost, packaging, and shipping insurance.
The story...
April 2024
The third piece in this collection - Comfort of the Coast - portrays the feeling of comfort and memories I’ve made on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.
A home away from home...
We first visited this part of the Island in December 2022 to start my “Out of the Woods” Winter series. The year of 2023 was a tumultuous year of celebration, loss and growth. During that time, we kept coming back to this same rest spot to take shelter and comfort. I grew up on the BC Canada, so the lush and wild environment of Jordan River reminds me of everything I love about West Coast.
Comfort is found here
Whether you live on the West Coast or have fond memories of visiting, the wild nature of this place comforts all who come and I want this painting to be a reminder of that.
The creative process...
Rain, sand, and ocean water all made it’s way into this piece. I was literally soaked through with rain from painting the first layer but the experience and result couldn’t be more true to how I feel about the wild West Coast.
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