From the shore of the limestone spit on the shore of Lake Huron, the sunset lights up like a line of fire as it dips behind the tree line on the bay’s far shore. “Venus over sunset – Bob’s Harbour, Tobermory” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 36x18in Larger i ... Continue Reading
Stunted, bonzai pines reach for the sky as sunrise brings the promise of unsettled weather. “Storm Sunrise” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 20x20in Larger image. This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
Fresh memories of the warm light before sunset colour the light of the rising moon as a shooting star flashes by over bonzai pines. “Bright Northern Night” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 20x20in Larger image. This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
Dark clouds on the horizon jostle with clear sky at sunset as the ever-changing moods of Lake Huron wash over the water. “Venus Over Clearing Sky, Lake Huron” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 24x24in Larger image. This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
Find peace to reflect walking the shore with calm clear skies above, smooth, clean sand below. “Twilight Beach, Lake Huron” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 24x24in Larger image. This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
As the heavy weather breaks up, a band of clear sky glows with the light of the setting sun. “Clearing Storm, Lake Huron” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 18x18in Larger image. This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
The air is infused with the glow of the setting sun as better weather rolls in from the west. “Fair Weather Ahead, Lake Huron” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 24x24in Larger image. This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
As the last ragged clouds are framed against the twilight sky, Venus becomes visible in the west, promising fair weather ahead. “Venus Over Clearing Sky, Lake Huron” Acrylic on wood panel 2017 24x24in Larger image. This painting is in the private collection of James ... Continue Reading
Painted for a Canada 150 group show (featured at the Kitchener Public Library (KPL) in July, 2017), this piece is a response to the concept of celebrating your own personal relationship to Canada. As an immigrant, I am very aware of the privilege that we all share to call Canada ... Continue Reading