“unstructured moments of daylight streaming down the low lying blues of hillsides across the possibilities of the morning 21″ x 18” watercolour painted directly on absorbent ground on gessoed birch panel wandering through the Goodwood Forest, as i … Continue reading →
Certain places just call me back (a continuing series) “daylights crossing paths with overnight snowfall draping eternities and distances” is a continuing return to the ‘ road through winter ‘ series begin back in the 80″s (watercolour painted directly … Continue reading →
a while back one of my paintings was used as a screen saver on a ATM bank machine…now i can add that my bikes were used as a header for a twittter account – about as close to … Continue reading →
watching the river flow 2 – luminous shimmer of clear day reflections 18″ x 26″ A friend, Lynda Metelsky, who just saw this new work, wrote: “This is very cool… the water looks pleasantly chilly! And I hear the … Continue reading →
December has arrived, our most favourite time to be in Paris. Since this is as close as we are going to get to being there right now, travelled there in our hearts and minds byworked out 3 … Continue reading →
Found a quote that on the one hand suggests a continuity between things / over time and on the other asks the question does anything really change? “I experience a period of frightening clarity in those moments when nature is … Continue reading →
This comes as a late surprise; just came across a listing of my being at the Springhill Suites Artnight, in Richmond Hill, back this spring and as it is news to me, the posting that is, not my being there that … Continue reading →
A girl after my own heart.] “The web has evolved in a way that supports my wildest dreams.There are countless platforms – all more ethical and liberal thanFacebook– in which to evolve and communicate new ideas, share … Continue reading →
Getting personal / posting here has to do with what really matters / living from sale to sale / back at the Wychwood Barns Art Market this Saturday September 22nd, from 9 am to 3 pm in Booth … Continue reading →
“The painter draws with his eyes – not with his hands. Whatever he sees, if he sees it clear he can put it down. The putting of it down requires, perhaps, much care and labor, but no more muscular agility that it takes … Continue reading →