lastly, in updating the bio, I see my work as contemporary impressionism. currently focused on light, atmosphere, and transparency of water, my explorations thru painted waters edges and forest floors emphasize vibrancy, transparency and interelationships that exists between found shapes … Continue reading →
( My description of working watercolours on gessoed panels. Not sure this doesn’t merely repeat the previous paragraph. “ Never one to be contained by any medium, i have over the years made continuous leaps forward to take the watercolour … Continue reading →
have always tried to be able to verbally some what describe what we are going thru in and with our work. had occasion to seriously rethink or at least update our thinking about our work and did so going all … Continue reading →
looking to see ‘the wild’ in wherever we is, sunspeckled trail after an overnight snowfall watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel 30″ x 32″ / available 2600. < click on image to enlarge enough to visually walk thru>
Continue reading →wintering bird flittering up and down new pines growing in between the snowcovered rockcut outcroppings along hwy 28 around eels creek overnight snowfall with cardinal 24″x16″ < klic on image to enlarge > watercolour painted directly on gessoed panelavailable … Continue reading →
Finally having some success with water reflections on panel. Not an issue on paper but was elusive on panel. this natural abstraction, with its balanced design, or designed balance, of a liquid water pattern floating reflections across october along … Continue reading →
there are a number of shifting places i, we checkout whenever we get anywhere near them, and dan lake has continued as one source of several for infinity rings for over a decade. a year ago the rock mid inlet … Continue reading →
after the storm. jack pine. northern pine g bay 30″ x 24″ <click on image to enlarge > watercolour painted directly on gessoed panel ( posted in the riversIde screens page) available 2300.
Continue reading →new challenges to break down (into) how i see (reposting from my other page) low water. madawaska river. algonquin pk. 36″ x 24″ < click on image to enlarge > watercolour / acrylic painted directly … Continue reading →
by october when the forest floor is so overgrown it feels like a colour canopy beneath our feet with us like local gullivers negotiating our path thru our very own lilliputian forest. the warmth of autumn’s randomness < click to … Continue reading →
