Spring Open House - March 20 (6-9pm) & March 21 (12-4pm) - All Welcome - 1670 Taylor Street, Port Coquitlam

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Spring Open House - March 20 (6-9pm) & March 21 (12-4pm) - All Welcome - 1670 Taylor Street, Port Coquitlam 〰️

Image of Feona and her dog Marley in the studio

Feona Paints Studio & Gallery

Feona Paints Studio is a working artist studio and gallery located in Port Coquitlam, BC.

Visitors are welcome during open houses, creative evenings, and whenever the studio doors are open.

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Studio Finds

West Coast Spirit Series

Where land meets water, stories untold.

A collection of original paintings inspired by the quiet strength, shifting light, and wild calm of our coastline. Each piece reflects a moment of stillness - an invitation to breathe deeper and feel connected to the place we call home.

Originals

Prints

A woman with blonde hair and glasses sitting on the floor with two dogs, one light-colored and one black, in a room with several abstract paintings on the wall behind her.

Nice to Meet You

Hi, I’m Feona - artist, mom, and dog lover creating peaceful paintings rooted in feeling - inspired by nature, memory and the moments that make us pause.

I’m so glad you’re here.

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What the Ocean Knows Series

A collection of 15 original paintings that explore the emotional stillness, strength, and softness found in the presence of the ocean

Take a Look at the Whole Series

Room with a framed ocean painting, orange armchair, tall gold floor lamp, small black table with plant, and white wall.

A minimalist wooden bench with two throw pillows, one beige and one black and white patterned, placed on it. A large, framed abstract seascape painting hangs on the white wall above the bench, and a green plant with broad leaves is partially visible on the left side. A patterned gray and white rug is on the floor.

“Something Good is Coming”

A Softened sky, light breaking through, a sense that maybe - just maybe - something good is on its way. Something Good is Coming holds that breath - before-the-morning feeling the tender hope of a better day.

“The Light Finds a Way”

Even when it’s hidden - behind clouds, inside overwhelm, or beneath the surface - the light still finds a way. This piece carries the reminder that the softness, the brightness, the clarity will return. It always does.