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"Hunter's Moon" Barn Owl
18"x 14" acrylic on board (available)
18"x 14" acrylic on board (available)
"Nunavik Gold"
Golden Eagle above La Colline Misurtuq and the George River
24"x 34" acrylic on board, Collection of the Bennington Center for the Arts
Golden Eagle above La Colline Misurtuq and the George River
24"x 34" acrylic on board, Collection of the Bennington Center for the Arts
"Caribou Moon"
Kamestastin Labrador
16"x 6.5" acrylic (available)
Kamestastin Labrador
16"x 6.5" acrylic (available)
Caribou Bull pencil study from
Kamestastin, Labrador
5"x 7"
Private collection
Kamestastin, Labrador
5"x 7"
Private collection
"Down to the River"6"x 8" pencil
study (painting starting soon), Kamestastin,
Labrador (available)
study (painting starting soon), Kamestastin,
Labrador (available)
"Forest Flame" Northern Oriole, 6"x 10"
acrylic on board Completed February 2009
Private Collection
acrylic on board Completed February 2009
Private Collection
Photographing this herd passing under the rising moon was a wonder. It was a bit of a frustration not being
able to fit them into the frame as they moved into the sunlight. Fortunately painters aren't totally hamstrung
by viewfinders. About 150 caribou passed over this ridge in about a half an hour in two large groups.
able to fit them into the frame as they moved into the sunlight. Fortunately painters aren't totally hamstrung
by viewfinders. About 150 caribou passed over this ridge in about a half an hour in two large groups.
"Coming Ashore" Caribou,
Kamestastin, Labrador
In Progress 9"x 12" acrylic on board
(available)
Kamestastin, Labrador
In Progress 9"x 12" acrylic on board
(available)
9"x 12" acrylic on board (available)
Snowy Owl, Snowshoe Hare
18" x 24" acrylic on board (available)
18" x 24" acrylic on board (available)
George River, 24"x 48" acrylic (available)
Barrenground Grizzly, known to the indigenous Innu as "Matashu",
persisted on the Labrador Peninsula into the early 20th Century
Painting done from field sketch and photos from camp on the Main
George River Expedition. While working on the field sketch and without
this idea in mind, my imagination turned to the Grizzlies that had recently
roamed this wilderness. For the painting, I turned the Black Bear tracks
that were there (they were fresh - we saw the bear make them) into Grizzly
tracks
Barrenground Grizzly, known to the indigenous Innu as "Matashu",
persisted on the Labrador Peninsula into the early 20th Century
Painting done from field sketch and photos from camp on the Main
George River Expedition. While working on the field sketch and without
this idea in mind, my imagination turned to the Grizzlies that had recently
roamed this wilderness. For the painting, I turned the Black Bear tracks
that were there (they were fresh - we saw the bear make them) into Grizzly
tracks
"Marsh Munchkin" Common Yellowthroat and Saltspray Rose, 9"x 6"
acrylic (private collection)
This image is licensed for greeting cards by Pumpernickel Press.
acrylic (private collection)
This image is licensed for greeting cards by Pumpernickel Press.
| In the canyon of the Kogaluk, north central Labrador from the Nunavik/Trans-Labrador Expedition 12" x 16" acrylic (available) |
This is a variant on "Caribou Moon" focusing on the large bull near the shadow line on the right
"Nestled In" Long-Eared Owl
Long-Eared Owls are a very nocturnal
species, so despite being fairly common,
they are not often seen. This one was
roosted for the day during a snowstorm on
Amherst Island, Ontario.
Long-Eared Owls are a very nocturnal
species, so despite being fairly common,
they are not often seen. This one was
roosted for the day during a snowstorm on
Amherst Island, Ontario.
| "Champlain Dawn" Great Blue Heron over Basin Harbor, Vermont 12"x 24" acrylic (available) |
| "Golden Eyes on the Kogaluk" Private Collection |
Botswana (available). It was an idyllic setting but this hippo
had just tried to do us in. The guide saw the approaching
bubble trail and moved the skiff out of the way
had just tried to do us in. The guide saw the approaching
bubble trail and moved the skiff out of the way
"Turbulent Currents" Harlequin Ducks
on the Kamestastin River, Labrador
9"x 18" acrylic study (available)
on the Kamestastin River, Labrador
9"x 18" acrylic study (available)
