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Posted in Minis, Paintings on December 6, 2011

Sunrise along the river

Looking east in the early morning on one of Ontario’s slow, broad rivers, the sun breaks between the trees along the valley. “Sunrisealong the river” Acrylic on panel 12 in x 12 in 2011 This painting is available for purchase $150 unframed, $200 framed.   & ... Continue Reading

Posted in Landscapes, Paintings on August 12, 2011

Field, full of promise

Up early in the country, on a bright spring morning, watching the sunrise over the field ready for planting. 24x24in acrylic on panel 2011 Private collection of Carol Moogk-Soulis. Continue Reading

Posted in Landscapes, Paintings on March 5, 2010

A Lazarus Painting

Like many of my paintings this one has a story. Painted in the summer of 2007, I originally abandoned it to the garbage can. It sat there poking out of the trash for two weeks before one in a series of concerned neighbours finally convinced me to rescue it and rework it into it&# ... Continue Reading

Posted in Landscapes, Paintings on January 10, 2010

In a sunrise, the ghost of a tree.

Incorporating loosely controlled physical interactions in my painting process means that occasionally accidents completely change the direction of a piece midway through their realization. Initially a source of frustration I have begun to embrace the unexpected and experiment wit ... Continue Reading

Posted in Non-Series, Paintings on January 10, 2004

Trinity II

This is the second painting on the same subject matter as the original Trinity triptych. This time, it is a more concrete representation of the atomic test landscape, incorporating concrete references to different time-frames, mechanics and effects of the detonation which are not ... Continue Reading