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July The Random Residual Project began as a way to use paint remainders at the end of a session. The idea being that all the paint at ...
Fair Day Saddle Race Each year as a boy I was treated to all the anticipation and excitement created by the annual Caledon Fair in So...
Say What Jar lids, a sheet of number stencils along with the paint and canvas became heros of the day. At the time numbers seemed to be atta...
At this time of year in the north east we enjoy a blast of colour courtesy of the forest trees which turn all shades of yellow and red g...
As a student learning and unlearning painting, hours were spent translating a three dimensional world onto a two dimensional surface. Recent...
Some time ago I made a painting of one rainbow that landed on the lake. When this happens it seems a little more special than when rainbo...
Chester Harbour The opportunity to paint outside has always been source of joy and that was just what happened last weekend. Friends called...
I have been painting along the harbour for a number of years. Normally very quick sketches using small panels that I carry with me....
A few years ago in spring Karen sent a photo of a young moose that had wandered into her yard. At the time silhouettes representing animal...
Over the weekend as part of the Garden Party show I was invited to paint in the gallery. I cut some flowers from the yard and placed them i...
It has been a busy time in the garden and in the studio. The art sales and rental gallery has published a set of photos of the paintings. h...
We had a beautiful weekend at our friends farm in rural Nova Scotia. Painting was on order and the weather cooperated providing a perfect ba...
Island at Springfield Lake When I first began to work with paint and images of the world around me the question of what to paint kept arisin...
Still Life Plants, 2011 Junk table plants make a garden in winter. It's not the same as being outside but by trying to keep up to the bl...
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