From Crease to Canvas
Once a fierce NHL goaltender, now a celebrated West Coast artist—Richard Brodeur’s journey flows from ice to inspiration. His canvases echo the same passion, precision, and heart that once defined his crease.
Richard Brodeur
Richard “King Richard” Brodeur is a former NHL goalie turned celebrated Canadian artist. Best known for leading the Vancouver Canucks to the 1982 Stanley Cup Final, he now paints nostalgic hockey scenes and West Coast landscapes. His “Childhood Memories” series captures the magic of pond hockey and small-town life. Living on Vancouver Is
Richard “King Richard” Brodeur is a former NHL goalie turned celebrated Canadian artist. Best known for leading the Vancouver Canucks to the 1982 Stanley Cup Final, he now paints nostalgic hockey scenes and West Coast landscapes. His “Childhood Memories” series captures the magic of pond hockey and small-town life. Living on Vancouver Island, Brodeur draws inspiration from nature, blending passion for sport and art.
Opposites Attract captures Richard Brodeur’s unique journey—from fierce NHL goaltender to peaceful painter. Grit met grace, and the result is pure artistry.
Always Close to Home reveals Richard Brodeur’s deep bond with his roots—childhood hockey, coastal beauty, and heartfelt memories brought to life on canvas.
The Color of Daydreams
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