Loralie Nickel's Arts

Loralie Nickel's Arts Welcome Here. As a Christian, I aim to keep my Lord first. Calgary inspired me a series of cityscape paintings. Based in BC, now, I make earrings.

I engage, study and analyze the way things look. My artistic strengths are composition and interpretation. Being an Art Collector for over 20 years, I have always wished I could paint beautiful pieces of art. I feel very blessed to have had the opportunity to go back to school and study line, shape, value, texture, colour. Please enjoy my work :)

Loralie Nickel’s fascination and educated background of spatial relationships and visual lighting brings a distinctive form of visual perception and colour blending to her paintings. Schooled in physics, business, and visual communications, Loralie began painting as a means to express her lifelong passion for art and explore her distinctive and gifted visual abilities where she ranks high. Her methods characteristically involve capturing the right moments and images through her photography, then translating those images and moments to canvas. Loralie has lived in small towns, large cities, and in the mountains in BC and Alberta. Her contemplative painting style is seen where she creates interpretations of Calgary’s skyline, the famous Burmis Tree, and her bodies physical pain series

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Loralie (Lora Lee)

The lie stops here.

I am a mentally disabled person. I lost my fabulous brains in an instant, in 2012, at the hands of my provincial government. All my talents and gifts are wasted, my children lost their mom, I no longer contribute in the ways I used to. This swirling downward fall, seeming with my arms in the air, reaching out, in the roundness of the rabbit hole, which has been my life since then, are the longest and most horrid experiences I could ever imagine. They don’t end. It will be this way until my life is over. I will live another 40 years.

On the outside, you have glimpses of the person I was. It appears good to you. Until you begin talking to me.

And, then, you see.