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Such a wonderful view looking out over the Minas Basin. On this day in November the sky began to open allowing light to stream down over ...
Growing up in Ontario the largest body of water around is the Great Lakes. Many hours were spent along the shores of the lakes playing on...
O ur fall weather is beyond anything we could have imagined. Luckily the storms of the Atlantic that brought so much destruction have mis...
J ust down the road from Parrsboro or Apple River if you come from the other side is the village of Advocate Harbour. Incredi...
T he chance to rollout in the car studio came the other day. A few hours opened up in a very busy week and a walk on the beach was a golde...
W hile the big studio cleanup continues this mornings effort brought a great surprise. I will explain, you see the painting above ...
A llowing time to breath the air filling the space of any particular site seems very important to the production of a site sketch. ...
Recently when we walked along Blue Beach just as the tide turned a familiar sight became strangely new. As a painter who loves to resp...
This week we entertained visitors from the prairies. One stop on our travels was the beautiful shore of the Minas Basin. The Minas...
Yesterday while enjoying a beautiful spring day and lunch on the top of Blomidon I made a quick sketch of the area. On this par...
Where does the time go. Watching the tide roll out at Blue beach or any other beach is an amazing experience. First of all the p...
As I noted in an earlier post some of my first experiences with art and landscape involved painting on site. I can say that my feelings for...
There is something amazing about the Minas Basin and the surrounding terrain. The area is spoken of as the ancient home of Glooscap, chart...
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 ...
Being on site creating work is often a logistical nightmare. Getting there is only half the fun and new sites and sounds are always...
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 ...
Late last summer we spent the afternoon on the beach. I was able to make this sketch of the cliffs we had just climbed do...
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