Into The Distance
glazed acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang,
12x16, $240.00 CDN buy now
Some times the fields seem to go on as far as the eye can see, an illusion of straight fence lines, and undulating land.
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Friday, June 12, 2020
Through The Dunes
Where we go for our annual 'snowbird' the dunes are shaped by wind and water, every year they're different, and in hurricane years...much is lost to the angry sea.
Through The Dunes
Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang
18x24,CDN $415.00
Transitions
Transitions, Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang,
8x10 CDN $165.00
I'm fascinated by the spaces between. Little bits of wild, left behind by the plough, too rough or inconvenient for the ploughman, but loved by the wildlings.
Centre Line
Centre Line, Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang,
8x10, CDN $165.00
Early in the year, the cover crop is ploughed under, the fertile land is ready for seed.
Donnybrook Green and Gold
Donnybrook Green and Gold, Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden board, ready to hang,
24x30, CDN $600.00
Washed Up
Washed Up, Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang
8x10, CDN$165.00
This driftwood, greeted us each year on Hunting Island beach, until Hurricanes Mathew, and Rita devastated the island, washing away much of the beach and most of the 'boneyard' trees.
I'm very glad that I sketched and subsequently painted it, before it disappeared.
Corn As High As An Elephants Eye
Corn As High As An Elephants Eye, Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang,
12x16,
CDN $240.00, Buy now
Hamilton Rd Pump House
Hamilton Rd Pump House, glazed acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang,
12x16, CDN $240.00
A remnant of rural life, surrounded by developing subdivisions, safe only until it becomes worth the work of flattening the rolling landscape. I record it while I can.
Don's Dang Hill
Don's Dang Hill, Glazed Acrylic on cradled wooden panel ready to hang
12x12, CDN $210.00
Recorded on a hot summer day, Don's hill, was an anomaly, a steep drop into what may have once been the bed of a rushing glacial river, long gone, and now permanently erased to make way for a "better" road.
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