Where the river opens up to the lake, the fading light on the clouds is reflected in the as the light breeze rippling the water begins to still. “Still water, twilight” Acrylic on panel 36×36 in 2012 This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
The clean white light before dawn illuminates the tannin-rich waters of the waking marsh. “Early marsh light” Acrylic on panel 36 x 36 in 2012 This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
In the early spring the ice lingers on the horizon as the ice closer to shore melts. Above, the sun radiates warmth despite the coldness of the air. “Early Spring, Lake Huron” Acrylic on panel 24×24 in 2012 This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
Painted for the The Brush Off at THE MUSEUM. Painted in the first round— the OPEN round where I was free to paint whatever I wanted. “Open” 18×18 in Acrylic on canvas 2012 Photograph by Joe Martz This painting is in the private collection of Carol Moogk-Soul ... Continue Reading
Painted for the The Brush Off at THE MUSEUM. Painted in the final round— the SPEAK round where each of the three finalists interpreted the word “swell” “Swell” 18×18 in Acrylic on canvas 2012 Photograph by Joe Martz This painting is in the privat ... Continue Reading
An exploration of our shared cosmological sense of place— the fixed point of the cold, north star anchors the motion of our continued journey as our life continues below. “Our Earth is not a cold, dead place” Acrylic on panel 24 in x 48 in 2011 This painting is curr ... Continue Reading
The ever-changing panorama of Southwestern Ontario’s meadow foliage is dramatically punctuated by the light of heavy weather gathering for the fall. “Gathering Autumn” Acrylic on panel 30 in x 30 in This painting is available for purchase. Continue Reading
Late season on Lake Huron as the days grow colder, the light lingers for a long time over the still, shallow water of Kettle Point. 30x30in acrylic on panel 2011 This painting is in the private collection of Echidna Corp. Continue Reading
This northern abstract is an homage to Galileo. Although considered apocryphal, Galileo is rumoured to have muttered “E pur si muove!” (And still, it moves!) before the ecclesiastical court that forced him to recant his heliocentric view of the universe and placed him ... Continue Reading