Oil on gallery canvas.

6x6"

A view of the sun setting through a stand of trees.

Oil on cradled board.

12x9"

A little painting from a photo I took last year in the Muskoka area of Ontario.

Oil on cradled board.

12x9"

A little plein air painting I did at Bond Lake north of Toronto on a recent summer morning.

Oil on cradled board.

12x12"

This was painted en Plein Air one morning when i joined a few friends in a local village and painted by a small brook.

Oil on gallery canvas (set of 3).

90x36"

This is a large tryptich that comprises three canvases of 36 x 30. With two inches between canvases you would need a minimum wall surface of 36 x 98

Oil on gallery canvas.

36x24"

I love a pathway through a forest - every turn brings a new beginning!

Oil on gallery canvas.

10x10"

A little view of a cottage garden on the lake.

Oil on gallery canvas.

10x10"

There is a meadow nearby where I live that someone must have planted bee balm seeds a few years ago. Now they've naturalized and at a certain time of the year they all bloom at once.

Oil on gallery canvas.

18x24"

Another late winter scene where the last of the big snow drifts are just about finished in the warming sun.

Oil on gallery canvas.

30x40"

I just loved the way this solitary spruce tree just dominated the scene and had to paint it.

Oil on gallery canvas.

20x10"

A little scene from just north of the City - loved the way that shaft of last light was coming through the meadow.

Oil on gallery canvas.

10x10"

This is an apple orchard I pass by quite often and I liked the look of the green grasses popping through the last bits of winter snow.

Oil on gallery canvas.

48x24"

I painted this piece on a Zoom workshop with John David Anderson, a well know contemporary Canadian artist. It was during the first winter of COVID and I was going a little stir crazy so I thought I'd try something new. Turned out to be a great experience and I did a few more over the course of that winter.

Oil on gallery canvas.

12x12"

I've been obsessed lately with the old masters and paintings with a nocturnal look about them. This is a modern take on that look and incorporates a winter element.

Oil on gallery canvas.

40x30"

I painted this piece on a Zoom workshop with John David Anderson, a well know contemporary Canadian artist. It was during the first winter of COVID and I was going a little stir crazy so I thought I'd try something new. Turned out to be a great experience and I did a few more over the course of that winter.

Oil on wood panel.

12x10"

I love to paint old buildings and houses - I feel like they tell such an interesting story.

Oil on gallery canvas.

36x24"

A painting of a local walking path in early spring.

Oil on Gallery Canvas

12x12"

I don't have to travel very far from my home to see these wonderful farm fields with hay bales. Can't resist painting them.

Oil on gallery canvas.

18x18"

One of my favourite subject matters are old wrecking yards - so much texture and interesting shapes!

Oil on gallery canvas.

36x18"

I painted this last summer en plein aire and always knew that I would paint a studio version at some point. This barn is just elevated enough to catch the evening light in a beautiful way.

Oil on gallery canvas.

24x24"

I took this picture a number of years ago and forgot about it. But recently it came up on my 'memories' and I was reminded of how beautiful this little scene is.

Oil on gallery canvas.

16x16"

A little bouquet of hydrangeas catching the last light of the day just perfectly.

Oil on gallery canvas.

18x14"

A nostalgic picture that evokes a nice sunny day and an old car.

Oil on gallery canvas.

16x8"

A little study of crocuses coming up through spring snow.

Oil on gallery canvas (framed).

36x24"

I can't resist painting an old truck in a beautiful setting!
This piece is framed in a black wood float frame.

Oil on gallery canvas.

12x12"

A little still life of a couple tulips placed artfully in a vase.

Oil on gallery canvas.

24x18"

A classic Kawartha scene - blue skies shining on pristine wetlands.

Oil on gallery canvas.

16x16"

Lakes take on a whole different look in the winter – perfect for a brisk walk. I tried to capture that chilly feeling.

Oil on gallery canvas.

10x10"

An adorable little boy half in and half out of his basket just whiling away the day.

Oil on gallery canvas (framed).

12x12"

A nice January winter scene where everything is frozen and still and blanketed in snow.

Oil on gallery canvas.

9.50x8"

This piece was painted en plein air just after dinner one night. I was enjoying the patterns of the wheat field but by the time I was half way through it was the patterns of the leaves and trees that was equally intriquing.

Oil on board (framed).

9x12"

I challenged myself one day to paint a portrait in one sitting. I'd had this picture for a long time but was intrigued by his face. I cheated and went back a second time to add some highlights but am happy with the result.

Oil on panel (framed).

14x11"

I panted this en plein air at a local marina. I liked that this old girl was just sitting up on stilts in the back field but still had presence.

Oil on gallery canvas.

14x14"

I've been getting out more to paint en Plein Aire. My friend has a wonderful property with a large pond and I painted this while the sun was illuminating the reeds on the other side on a peaceful summer evening.

Oil on gallery canvas.

12x12"

A little piece that I painted en Plein Air and then finished in the studio. A scene from the main street of the village of Kettleby - north of Toronto.

Oil on gallery canvas.

12x12"

I had no sooner set my easel up just beyond the 'no fishing' sign when this fellow showed up - so I incorporated him into my painting. I was at Mary Lake in King Township north of Toronto.