5 lilies on a day full of deep reflections ( sketches from a beaver pond with spreading wild day lilies overgrowing the banks, beyond which were colonies of water lilies sun-bobbing on the windstirred waters; on upper big chute rd … Continue reading →
feels like i posted this work prior to today even though i can’t find where i might have done so by scrolling back thru time …. ….. one of 15 works on paper that the Colborne Street Gallery in Fenelon … Continue reading →
the idea of being able to walk up / walk into pure light situation just ahead of you is one that remains fresh each time you gaze on it. trail thru sunshine / 18″ x 36″ / watercolour / acrylic … Continue reading →
woke up to friday sunshine after thursday’s freezing rain with snow following, tossed stuff together and scooted up north, heading for southwood road, took a left turn got waylaid on the snowcovered fringes of aurora / hwy 48 happily losing … Continue reading →
hillside / escarpment north of kolapore / sideroad 2 / apple orchard country 16″ x 16″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel / new / available
Continue reading →for anyone walking along underneath the sections of the eramosa river which are totally cathedraled over from cedars lining both sides of the river, prepare to be greeted by an atmosphere complete with shafts of light beaming down, shinning thru … Continue reading →
no vaults here, not even a version of vaultzing matilda. used the title to create a creaking sort of intrigue……anyways… a few years back, round 86″ it was, approached by and worked with consultants to create a winter painting which … Continue reading →
‘blue sky day’ is available as part of the ‘winter blues exhibition’ at Art of Emotions Gallery, Toronto https://www.artofemotionsgallery.com/2022-winter-blues/… blue sky day trail thru sunlight 24″ x 30″ / watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel 2300 at Art … Continue reading →
Met with Erin and Ivan at The Petroff Gallery today and tried to talk thru a whole range of ideas all concerning our work; the hows and why’s, that our work offers a unique dialogue on the canadian landscape; that … Continue reading →
intimacy along an open cedar stream where a fallen tree makes a natural bridge for critters large and small, although this critter crossed further downstream where it was a no brainer effort only a mere hop across. had posted it … Continue reading →