Galerie d'Art Côté Créations

Jouer avec les couleurs

Jouer dehors

Rentrer du bois

Chauffer le poèle

Et prendre soin de la petite famille!

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Acrylic on canvas

30 in x 48 in

2800,00$

Available/Disponible at the shop

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and some close-ups…

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It’s pouring down this morning in Sainte-Agathe, but the painting is all sunshine!

Here’s a cool new artwork I whipped up that you can check out at Atelier d’art Au Pif!

Peace and love everyone!

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Or flip it !

Beauté

Acrylic on canvas

60 in x 24 in

3000,00$

Available at Atelier d’art Au Pif – Click here

ESPACE CRÉATIF | COURS ET ATELIERS d’art | BOUTIQUE

Les ateliers Au Pif est un espace créatif situé à Mont-Tremblant au cœur du Petit Hameau. Fondé en 2026 par deux passionnées du milieu créatif, l’espace propose des ateliers d’arts de toutes sortes qui sont accessibles pour tous les niveaux et ce dans un environnement unique et inspirant.

Ateliers créatifs, événements artistiques et boutique s’y côtoient afin de bâtir une communauté vivante où l’art devient un moteur de rencontre, d’apprentissage et de créativité!

J’ai la chance d’y être merveilleusement représenté!

Trois de mes nouvelles œuvres y sont actuellement présentées…

Cette petite lune – Acrylic on canvas – 60 in x 24 in – 3000,00$

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Circle of life – Acrylic on fiberglass and signfoam – 44 in x 36 in – 5000,00$

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L’Aventure en nature – Acrylic on canvas – 60 in x 64 in – 7800,00$

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Available at Boutique Au Pif – Click here

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A captivating moment to truly immerse myself in the emotions the painting is expressing to my soul.

Had a chill day outside, burning some wood and tidying up around the house…

This is a new painting I made recently.

Look up!

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This original painting was sold –

However, the artist can expertly create a strikingly similar painting on commission – Click here

Acrylic on canvas

48 in x 24 in

2400,00$

This painting is available at the shop – Click here

After closing my physical gallery in Mt-Tremblant two years ago, my painting practice has been quite limited. Aside from a few commissioned pieces here and there, I haven’t dedicated much time to creating new artwork.

I even thought about giving up painting ’cause I was just so done sitting in the gallery waiting for visitors for like 25 years.

I recently started a new job in maintenance and repairs at the Office d’Habitation des Laurentides, and I genuinely appreciate how fulfilling it is. It’s a hands-on role that keeps me active, and to top it off, they provided me with a brand new Promaster Dodge truck to navigate through the beautiful Laurentians. I briefly considered becoming a truck driver, but I realized that sitting all day just isn’t for me. Instead, I’m grateful to have the opportunity to move around my 10 buildings in charming little towns, connecting with the residents who truly appreciate the work I do. Their warmth makes it all the more rewarding, and I wholeheartedly cherish that bond!

I’m actually in the process of updating my website to sell online. Wouldn’t it be super cool to bring back the amazing artists I used to represent? I’m talking about painters like Andrée Chartrand, Karen Savage, Anne Létourneau and Louise Larose!

This commission work was done around Christmas time for a lovely hockey family in BC, who decided to drop by when I was just getting my feet wet back in 2002. Fortunately, I was open that day! Sometimes it feels like my clients take longer to decide than a ref making a penalty call in slow motion!