These are troubled times. The stresses and strains of isolation and fear in the reigns of a world pandemic can be a little overwhelming to say the least. I am the kind of person who doesn’t mind a little isolation, in fact, its instrumental in my creative process. Balance is important as … Read More
it wont be long now and the show will be over, come on over to our (virtual) house and see the work!… Read More
Being alone is not a new thing for many artists. Lots of us spend solitary days inside our minds, inside our studios. It is a bit of a dichotomy, since we are the monitors of our society, expressing its beauty, its angst, its troubles and its joys. We are the canary of … Read More
Life is indeed an art… Read More
Years ago I regularly travelled to Bermuda. I accidentally found a niche there with my artwork. Sudie Curtice and Amanda Outerbridge at Windjammer Gallery happily sold my watercolours there for 17 years. Sadly, my patron and gallery owner, Sudie, passed away and after a while, the gallery closed. I think of those … Read More
People often ask me how long a piece takes to create. these days I tell them almost 50 years, as long as I have been practicing my art. There is no clock in my studio. time takes on a different value here. It moves to its own drummer. I often put an … Read More
Why do I paint, history first
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New pop up Gallery in Arnprior Ontario Gallery106.ca… Read More
“Stones” This long-term series, done in watercolours is one of the mainstays of my art practice. There are endless permutations of the imagery I see when at watersides. I strive to bring to you, the magic of these river and lakesides. I could go on and on…but just take a look….
