Since I started this blog I’ve attempted to post something every day. It was an opportunity to not only present new work, but to shake the dust off of older work and let it see the light of day. As we begin 2020 I am going to put the older work back on the shelf for the time being, and just present newer projects. Today’s post is the newly finished version of “Preserved Peace Tower”.
Today’s post is a new watercolour. In it I try to preserve a bit of Canadian architecture.
Today’s post is the finished version of a “A Silver Skate”. I grew up near a river and during the short crisp days of winter we would make our way down to its frozen surface. There we would put on blades of silver and fly along the ice. It was a sweet taste of freedom in a season that so often shuts us in.
The boot is complete now all that remains in the future is the blade runner.
In the north Excalibur takes on a different form.
Today’s post is a work-in progress image. In the land of ice and snow a boot with a blade is a necessary thing. This old gem reminds me a bit of Hans Brinker, thus the title.
Today’s post is the third of my trio of nutcracker paintings. My three tenors are all on display at Gallery 78’s Christmas Choice show in Fredericton New Brunswick.
Today’s post is the finished version of “Red and Blue”. The work will be on display at Gallery 78 as part of their Christmas Choice exhibition.
Today’s post is the finished version of “Ice King”. The work is now on display at Gallery 78 and is part of the “Christmas Choice” show.
Today’s post is the companion piece to the commissioned work I did for Bill McKinnon. This one commemorates his gold medal win at the 1969 Canada Summer Games.
