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3779 – Home at Sundown

3779 – Home at Sundown Acrylic on Canvas 20 x 16 inches PRIVATE COMMISSION Last year when my granddaughter, Tiffany and her boyfriend, purchased their first home I asked them to think about what they would like me to paint as a housewarming gift. The decision came from Tiffany. She wanted a reminder of her parent’s farm where she spent most of her childhood. Share and Enjoy...

3776 – Kenyan Sunrise

3776 – Kenyan Sunrise Acrylic on Canvas 16 x 20 inches Not for Sale When my granddaughter, Morgan, was in Kenya for a teaching experience, she took a photo a beautfiul sunrise. As her grandutaion gift, I created this painting for her, inspried by her photo and memorable time in Africa. Share and Enjoy...

3682 – Tyler’s & Jessica’s Farmhouse

3682 – Tyler’s & Jessica’s Farmhouse 20 x 30 inches, framed Oil on Canvas PRIVATE COMMISSION As an engagement gift for my grandson, I painted the farmhouse where he and his wife are now living. I wanted to capture not only the house but also the field of soy beans so critical to their livelihood. The reference photo used for the painting was taken by me on the weekend of their wedding in 2014. Share and Enjoy...

2014-42 Alicia’s Poppy Field

2014-42 Alicia’s Poppy Field 24 x 60 inches, Unframed Acrylic on Canvas PRIVATE COMMISSION For her 25th Wedding Anniversary, my step-daughter, Alicia, asked me for a painting of poppies blowing in the wind. Share and Enjoy...

2014-17 Muskoka Beach Sunset

2014-17 Muskoka Beach Sunset 8 x 10 inches, Unframed Oil on canvas PRIVATE COMMISSION Along Muskoka Beach Road in Gravenhurst, just past Taboo Resort you’ll find a small beach area renowned for its magnificent sunset views over Lake Muskoka Share and Enjoy...

2013-1 Liz’s Woodpeckered Pine, Lake Muskoka

2013-1 Liz’s Woodpeckered Pine, Lake Muskoka PRIVATE COMMISSION Watercolour 15 x 11 inches 2013 For more than fifty years, a lone pine tree has grown on the shoreline of the cottage property owned by good friends. Rooted among rocks, battered by winter winds and snow, drilled by persistent woodpeckers, it continues to hold its ground even though its stature is not as upright as in its younger years. Share and Enjoy...