who would think a short stretch of the muskoka river between 2 power dams would continue to open up visually with new possibilities for painting ideas year after year? Wendy and I have spent countless hours on countless visits across … Continue reading →
several ideas that were begun last fall, and interrupted for one reason or another; on occasion after i have begun a piece, intuition tells me there is stuff that needs to filter thru the head about the ongoing work. i … Continue reading →
worked this further to get it closer to what i am looking for. wave stirred, autumn pond, windstirred, trout pond 31.5″ x 27.5″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / available 2500.00 received a positive response to my … Continue reading →
was fortunate enough to get away yesterday and wander along southwood road as far as the barrens; blue skies, snow on the trees protected from the winds deeper in the forest / it was memorable; blue skies while leaving the … Continue reading →
never too early to promote that i have 5 new works in the the upcoming online SquareFootShow.com this Feb 23 – 25, 2023. the other day, Julia Veenstra, whose super successful show it is, had this to say on the … Continue reading →
have posted half dozen new winter works in the ‘winterlight’ category page including light-streaming-thru-the-forest- 30″ -x- 60″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / available 3900.00
Continue reading →pretty sure we are in an el nina cycle, little snow here so far this winter, mild temps which mostly mean very little sunshine , grey days great for dark moody 6 inches looks deep enough to drown in pond … Continue reading →
overnight snowfall up off along gibson lake rd / georgian bay / stepping into an undisturbed untouched unwalked sunlit morning following an overnight snowfall, i feel what i see before me is no different than what others before me and … Continue reading →
as always for us it is the right person for the right painting. today, a cool gal out west, named Lorna, has found and liked our overnight snowfall enough to want to take it home with her; in this case, … Continue reading →
Bonnard was of the mind a painting was never finished. when he visited friends, they would hide any work of his they owned, as sooner of later during the visit he would disappear and inevitably be found continuing to work … Continue reading →