painted what they called jessie’s stream, emptying into the saugeen river; must have worked up more than a dozen of the stream on its journey to the saugeen during our visits to and with the malcolms’ retreat. long title: “something … Continue reading →
a continuing series summer water dazzle with lilies 6 51″ x 27″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available / 3200.
Continue reading →looking to get back to it (after Mondays’ wanderings thru Sundays’ snow squalls up muskoka way) and workout the ‘flow’ / rather not have to wash off the bottom half n start again / summer water dazzle 6 51″ x … Continue reading →
Red and I can sit by the waters edge forever and not feel the need to move. muskoka river / upside road up from mathiasville summer water dazzle with lilies 5 51″ x 30″ watercolour / … Continue reading →
not much of a winter this year. like that some years. got to be disappointing to everyone who depends on winter for their living. some years are like that. trail thru an overnight snowfall 48″ x 36″ watercolour / … Continue reading →
this pond awakens with the october rains; some years i was able to walk across it, in the best years the opposite shoreline reflections descend downward across it. trout pond wetland with sunlight reflecting … Continue reading →
most of my water paintings, by not so much eliminating as just not including looking that far down to where the horizon is, to me, carry an ambiguity of possibilities of how they can be seen / read / as … Continue reading →
with the sun high above and the light and shadows swaying across the forest floor in time with the the treetop breezes the forest is alive even standing there let alone walking thru a living drawing. Windy day riot of … Continue reading →
overnight snowfall / georgian bay / hwy 69 24″ x 32″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available / 2400 / click to enlarge / shows better seen actual size
Continue reading →some of the thinking, some of what i find beyond interesting, has to do with flow of lines, of rhythms of light and shadow as they stream thru our forests. in this particular work the shadowlines guide you in on … Continue reading →
