“Evensong” - Timber Wolf, acrylic on Baltic birch, 22”h x 22”w, 2020 SOLD
I had just caught the end of the light for the day as this boy started howling. It is such a awe-inspiring and haunting sound! “Evensong” was no sooner finished than it was sold to a client in Boise, Idaho. He now owns three lovely wolf portraits.
“Those Eyes” - Timber Wolf, acrylic on Baltic birch, 36”h x 36”w, 2020, US$7,500
I finished the painting of this gorgeous black timber wolf in time to send it to the Thomas Anthony Gallery before Christmas. This boy always has the most intense expression and I find it mesmerizing!
“Jordin”, Acrylic on canvas, 46”h x 43”w. 2018
“Jordin” is one of 3 of my paintings accepted into WAOW’s (Women Artists of the West) “Troubled Waters” Exhibition which will be online until July 31st. All lthe artworks can be seen here:
http://waow.org/ONLINE%20SHOWS/Troubled%20Waters/Troubled%20Slides/Troubled%20Waters%20Online%20Show%202020/content/index.html
“Hiding Out” - Red Fox, acrylic on board, 18”h x 18”w, 2020
This little guy found the perfect camouflage spot nestled in the base of this fallen spruce tree in our woods.
“Skeptical” - Timber Wolf, acrylic on board, 20”h x 20”w, 2020
I am so pleased that “Skeptical” has been accepted into the NOAPS (National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society) 2020 Spring International Online Exhibition. I really enjoyed the painting “Ice Bear” by Linda Besse that won the Best in Show award. See all the accepted works here :
https://www.noaps.org/2020-spring-on-line
Another fox kit caught coming out of the bushes and he growled at me!
“Teenage Tough Guy” - Red Fox, 16” x 16”, 2020.
“Soul Seeing”, Acrylic on Board, 22”h x 30”w x 1.5”d. 2019
Sharon commissioned this painting of Tom and the black mare, Alis. These two have a very special bond and it was a pleasure to be able to demonstrate their amazing connection.
“Karlee”, acrylic on canvas, 43”h x 42”w, 2019
The painting of "Karlee", a local barrel racer, has won an honourable mention in the "O Canada!" exhibition at the Federation Gallery in Vancouver, B.C. The exhibition runs from July 1st to 18th, so I hope you can catch it.