Dale has over 15 years of experience in graphic design, illustration and logo development – which he accentuates with a strong background in fine arts. Dale can usually be found in his bright studio painting, printmaking or sculpting. When he’s not abiding his intense passion for art, he’s indulging in his other guilty pleasures: food, travel and tennis.
Cowichan Bay gull
For a few years I had an art studio right in the heart of the this tiny seaside village. It’s no wonder Cowichan Bay is the first Cittaslow community in North America.
artist: Dale Nigel Goble
region: South Island
closest community: Cowichan Bay
original medium: Illustration
region: South Island
closest community: Cowichan Bay
original medium: Illustration
$85.00 – $460.00
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Sardines, Thursday
$85.00 – $345.00
Sardines, Thursday
$85.00 – $345.00I had my studio in Cowichan Bay for a few years (2016-2017) and fell in love with the spirit of the place. The Pacific Sardine is a member of the herring family. This small schooling fish is an important part of our marine ecosystem as food for larger creatures like salmon and humpback whales. Between 1920 and 1940 there was a robust sardine fishery on Vancouver Island.
artist: Dale Nigel Goble
region: South Island
closest community: Cowichan Bay
original medium: Illustration
$85.00 – $345.00
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Ocean at Maple Bay water study
$85.00 – $345.00
Ocean at Maple Bay water study
$85.00 – $345.00Maple Bay is a beautifully sheltered deep bay that faces Salt Spring Island. At low tide it offers incredible beachcombing and tide pools. And there’s a lot of sea life to see as well, including otters, seals, and the occasional visiting orca whales. This is one my favourite summer swimming spots.
artist: Dale Nigel Goble
region: South Island
closest community: Maple Bay
original medium: Illustration
$85.00 – $345.00
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Catboomer
$85.00 – $460.00
Catboomer
$85.00 – $460.00For a few years I painted right up against the ocean, in the little town of Cowichan Bay. My art studio was located between wharfs and fishing boats. For many thousands of years Cowichan Bay was home to Coast Salish people who harvested the wealth of salmon and shellfish found in its many coves, tidal flats and swiftly flowing rivers. Cowichan Bay was the gateway for European settlement of the Cowichan and Chemainus valleys from the early 1860s. This deepwater port remains active to this day, with sport and commercial fishing and log and lumber exports.
artist: Dale Nigel Goble
region: South Island
closest community: Cowichan Bay
original medium: Illustration
$85.00 – $460.00
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