Thank you for visiting Poached Egg Woman!!

About Sue (also known as Poached Egg Woman)

Join me August Long Weekend 2021 for a Mid Summer Open House at Kerry Farm. 

I am an artist living in Southeast Saskatchewan who also offers a variety of guided experiences in art and nature.

Typically, I offer art PLAYshops, outdoor adventures and retreats. In winter, PLAYshops sometimes revolve around our outside skating pond and can involves skating and other winter activities as well making ice lanterns and snow sculptures. In all other seasons, we often head  to nearby Pheasant Creek Coulee or the Qu’Appelle Valley to immerse ourselves in nature and then respond artistically. During the pandemic, I have offered adapted versions of these PLAYshops, art experiences and guided hikes, usually for private groups or individual families. If you are interested, please contact me directly.

All the art that you see throughout the website is for sale, unless the caption indicates that a piece is sold. You can check out recent art here, but there is art for sale in most of the galleries. Art cards are available here. You can find a mixture of original pieces, giclee reproductions and art cards in my online Etsy Shop.

The most frequently asked question I am asked is “Where did the name Poached Egg Woman come from?” You can find that answer here. 

The mediums I like to work with celebrate translucence. This draws me both to watercolours and working with layers of translucent rice paper. I am inspired by the farm where I live,  and by the nearby Pheasant Creek Coulee and Qu’Appelle Valley. You can have a glimpse of my world by watching this short video, “Roots and Wings”– created by my neighbour in 2016.

 

Some favourite posts:

• Winter Soul #3 – Building with Snow
• Lungs, Trees, Grief and Staying Put
• Shane’s Hands
• Walk in Wonder
• Remembering our Book Fairy
• Dance of the Neurons
• Friday morning in the coulee
• Train Travel – All Aboard!
• Poached Egg Woman and the Wolf (A Cartoon)
• Tree (Art in Process)
• Where the Salmon Led Me (thoughts about home)
• Don’t Fence Me In