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Still Got My Sparkle by Canadian artist Susan Hunter Guise is an expressive abstract painting built through layers of colour, movement, and spontaneous mark-making. The work evolved gradually, with each layer responding to the one beneath it, until a sense of rhythm and balance emerged.
Energetic without feeling chaotic, the painting reflects my interest in allowing a work to develop intuitively rather than forcing it toward a predetermined result. Bold passages, quieter areas, and shifting textures create a sense of movement across the surface.
At its heart, Still Got My Sparkle is about creative energy — the pleasure of experimenting, trusting instinct, and recognizing that moment when a painting suddenly comes alive.
Medium: Acrylic and fluorescent spray paint on canvas
Size: 20 × 24 inches
Susan Hunter Guise is a Canadian landscape and abstract artist whose work has been exhibited in Muskoka, Simcoe County, Etobicoke, and Toronto. Her paintings explore colour, movement, atmosphere, and the expressive energy of the natural world.
Still Got My Sparkle by Canadian artist Susan Hunter Guise is an expressive abstract painting built through layers of colour, movement, and spontaneous mark-making. The work evolved gradually, with each layer responding to the one beneath it, until a sense of rhythm and balance emerged.
Energetic without feeling chaotic, the painting reflects my interest in allowing a work to develop intuitively rather than forcing it toward a predetermined result. Bold passages, quieter areas, and shifting textures create a sense of movement across the surface.
At its heart, Still Got My Sparkle is about creative energy — the pleasure of experimenting, trusting instinct, and recognizing that moment when a painting suddenly comes alive.
Medium: Acrylic and fluorescent spray paint on canvas
Size: 20 × 24 inches
Susan Hunter Guise is a Canadian landscape and abstract artist whose work has been exhibited in Muskoka, Simcoe County, Etobicoke, and Toronto. Her paintings explore colour, movement, atmosphere, and the expressive energy of the natural world.