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C ollecting can create eye popping experiences. Drawing a briefcase that was carried back and forth to the city offered an opportunity t...
Making visual art puts you firmly in the light business so what better way to address the main ingredient of your work than to record paths ...
After high school I trained as a graphic artist. For the most part my work was in black and white and on a flat surfaces readying work for r...
The process of painting is visceral, engaging every fibre of my being. Sight, smell and touch engage every step of the process. Fr...
After high school I had chosen to continue studies through art. The first hurdle to cross on that path to higher art education was the entry...
The first dream that I recall having as a child seemed to be in black and white. I also seem to remember animals and trees in that same d...
Recently I have been reading Victoria Finlay's book Color, a Natural History of the Palette. It came as a gift and has been giving ever ...
Recently, we had the opportunity to visit the Bay of Fundy once again . We drove the car to a place called Rainy Cove and found a place ...
Once again I'm out in the car studio. It is early morning and the city is just coming to life. A thick fog lifts as the pelting rain ...
Being on site creating work is often a logistical nightmare. Getting there is only half the fun and new sites and sounds are always...
As young students in elementary school we boarded a bus one day for a trip to Klienburg Ontario and the then private McMichael Collection of...
Along the shore of the Bay of Fundy just where water narrows and enters the Minas Basin you will find Cape Split. Native legends relate the ...
In an effort to simplify my painting process, making the recording process more direct, while using traditional painting tools, I elimi...
Recently I have been reading the James Lord, A Giacometti Portrait which is a real eye opener. As the model for the portrait, author Jame...
Here is a how to page about building stretchers for painting. First of all you should know that small store bought stretchers are fine up to...
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