How to View Peter Shaughnessy's Works and Get in Touch

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Peter Shaughnessy's site (petershaughnessy.ca) is the online home of a BC-based sculptor working in fine craft sculpture "with a twist" — a mix of wood, glass, brass and acrylic paints. To browse his work, use the RECENT WORKS and Not so recent works sections in the site menu; to buy or ask about a piece, go to the Purchasing page, and to reach the artist directly use the Contact page, the phone number, or the email listed on the site.

Browsing the Sculptures

The site menu organizes the work into a few clear areas:

Menu item What it's for
RECENT WORKS Current pieces
Not so recent works Earlier work
Other Stuff Additional content beyond the main sculpture sections
Invictus to Haida Gwaii A dedicated project section
Peter's Studio A look at the studio
Artist's Statement Background on the artist and his approach
Purchasing Buying information
Contact How to reach the artist
Linx Links page

The homepage itself shows featured pieces — for example, a work titled "Valentine's 2016" and one titled "Anticipation" — each with a "Read more" link to the full entry. Start there if you want a quick sense of the style before going through the full galleries.

Buying a Piece

The Purchasing page is the place to check for buying details. The site does not publish prices or payment options in the pages available here, so treat the Purchasing page as the starting point and confirm availability, price and shipping directly with the artist rather than assuming anything from the site.

Contacting the Artist

Two contact routes are listed on the site:

Note that the site lists two slightly different street addresses — 7210 Tatlayoko Rd in the header area and 7130 Tatlayoko Road in the footer — both in Tatlayoko Lake, BC, V0L 1W0. If you plan to visit or send mail, confirm the correct address by phone or email first.

Practical Tips

  • Use the menu rather than scrolling alone; the works are split between "recent" and "not so recent," so you'll miss pieces if you only look at the homepage.
  • If a page block appears broken (the homepage shows a "Summary Block … invalid" message), ignore it and navigate via the menu — the underlying sections still work.
  • For any purchase or commission question, a direct call or email is the most reliable route, since the site gives no online checkout or published pricing.