Acrylic on round canvas.

24x24"

24” diameter

This work celebrates the lines we find in nature when the sun gifts us a streak or two of light; the horizon line lights itself up; the run of the wind on the lake makes lines we can follow to places unknown; or the land itself is a place of trees and lines. Straight lines in a rounded world. Enjoy.

Acrylic on round canvas.

24x24"

24” diameter

Each layer/brush stroke/colour becomes its own “refresh” in the creation of a work that celebrates the magic of the circle itself.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

16x20x2"

Water. River run. Watching the deep river trickle over rocks in the hot sun….and then the unexpected pooling where it might decide to rest.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

30x40x2"

Standing alone can be seen as a moment of strength or one of sadness. This painting is about both in a story of strength and sadness.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

14x14x2"

Watching as the sun blazes through the forest the shapes and colours shift in real time. Capturing this in painting poses challenges and pleasures for the painter.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

14x14x2"

A painting to celebrate the wonderful glow of the woods as the sun ignites a moment in time.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

24x24x2"

Restful. The boats at rest. Tomorrow is another day.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

20x16x2"

There are moments when the artist realizes that although the foreground of a landscape seems up close and personal… the distance is where the painting rests.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

48x36"

Sometimes the simple can be come complicated in ways that are unexpected. This work began as simple but as it grew so did the complications of colour, form, energy, transition and shape. A sort of “beautifully complicated arrangement” - like life in so many ways.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

36x48x2"

In life we find the unexpected. In art we may have the same surprises.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

72x48x2"

Time stops in the woods and one is able to catch their breath; recover and reflect on what has been, what is and what may come to pass after 98. Bittersweet.

Acrylic on canvas

18x24"

The eye, the pencil, the paper, the canvas, the brush, the canvas …… the viewer. Painting process? Nature’s course? Outcome.

Acrylic on gallery canvas

30x40"

For those who love the sumac, the fascination is with the shape and the colour and the changing of the seasons. Lines. Shape. Colour. The artist’s dream.

Acrylic on gallery canvas

34x20"

Submerging oneself in the true north for a week of creating means painting and drawing and building to your heart’s content. By week’s end the shapes and colours resonate and finished works are both souvenirs as well as works of art.

Acrylic on canvas

24x48"

There are times when the fall winds blow and one can have a flash glance at all of the things that fall can be in the woods. Cool- yet warm. Beautiful -yet harsh. The brush meets the palette knife to create this work. Like in the forest, what peeks out is of interest to the eye. Enjoy.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

30x24"

Moving from one spot to the next while painting there may be time to pause and explore the land between two favourite spots. Fresh eyes….. seeing lines and connections not yet seen until the brush is required to paint the canvas.

Acrylic on canvas.

16x20"

Three flowers. Three moms. Three moments in a life time. Blessings counted.

Acrylic and spray paint on gallery canvas.

30x24"

When it rains at the lake, the artist might abandon what they “see” to enjoy the smell and sound and feel of the rain in hopes of painting this experience to present to the viewer. A wet and wonderful and inspiring day.

Acrylic on canvas

36x48"

POW! Floral burst!

Acrylic on gallery canvas

30x40"

A painting to enjoy that encourages us to view the image as we view the landscape- following the lines and shapes and colours that create the gestalt of the scene. Paired with Heading Home may create a space for reflection.

Acrylic on gallery canvas

30x40x2"

Each day the beauty of a moment on a drive - the same moment - creates an image to paint. Inspired by the moment, painted over time with layers designed to create the depth of the woods and the artist’s view. A painting to enjoy. Paired with the painting Circling Back creates a space worth experiencing.

Acrylic on canvas

36x48"

You have a dream. You paint a dream. The painting becomes the Dreamscape and the process becomes a reality. Acrylic on canvas with paint, stain and marker in the process.

Acrylic on canvas.

40x30x2"

Flowers. Blue. Cascading towards the end..a vanishing point. Blue in colour and mood.
Acrylic on gallery canvas. 40” x30”. Ready to hang.

Acrylic on canvas.

48x30x2"

Spring opens the eye to what is and what may be….. what flows from that is a moment or two of optimism. A painting of colour and optimism. 30”x48” on gallery canvas.

Acrylic on gallery canvas.

12x12"

The calm of being in the woods always surprises the painter when the painting, and the activity of capturing the moment, winds up a frenetic series of lines and clouds and shapes. A busy painting with a calmness only the subject matter can suggest. Naturebathing.

Acrylic on gallery canvas (framed in pine wood).

26x14"

At times in relationships we are stuck. Jammed up. As lovers we can become stuck in places that seem quite ethereal but in fact we are still just stuck…. In a beautiful place. Lovers’ Log Jam is designed to be a visual portrayal of this phenomenon - stuck, in a beautiful place.