This little painting was done en plein air while on an art excursion to Algonquin Park. I loved the patterns that the vegetation made on the rocks. This was a 20 minute challenge with my sister and painting partner, Cynthia Blair.

This is the view from the waterfront in my town, looking back towards the residential area near the park. I love the color and character of the homes here.

This is a pallet knife painting, featuring one of the local rural scenes near my home in the Southern Georgian Bay region. Framed.

This painting was inspired while on an artist retreat in Huntsville, Ontario. Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve, is a favorite location for many artists, and those who have been there will recognize this scene. The horses (there are two) on the...

Red Apples, still on the tree as late as November, struck me as unusual. I worked from a photo for this painting, which is a follow up painting to the recent "November Apples". This painting stands on it's own, and would be suitable for those tall na...

Red Apples, still on the tree as late as November, struck me as unusual. I worked from a photo for this painting, which is a follow up painting to the recent "November Apples". This painting stands on it's own, and would be suitable for those tall na...

This is the pairing of Apples 1 and Apples 2. Each piece is designed to stand alone as a complete piece, or to be paired in this way as a diptych.

Commission for the Banks Collection - Rosseau

My friend makes and sells preserves. I decided to preserve her preserves. It was fun!

This is a portrait of my grand daughter with her little kitten, Spirit. The portrait was done, with permission from a photograph by Laura Ketler of Powell River, British Columbia.

Just north of Thumb Point on Beausoliel Island, there are a series of inuksiuk sitting on the shore in sight of passing boats. This piece is now part of the Beauchamp Collection - Midland.

This is my annual peace project done in time for the Winter Solstice. The day was slightly breezy and these poppies nodded gently as if to say, "Yes. It will be alright."

This painting is a smaller version of the larger "Dappled Way". The setting was Awenda Provincial Park, near my home. This piece is now in the Jeffrey Collection - Toronto

It was November in the town of Dwight, Ontario. My sister and I were on one of our painting adventures, and were staying at a cottage resort on Oxtongue Lake. This was the view first thing in the morning, literally the crack of dawn. Spectacular! Thi...