The Forest Glows

48 in x 36 in
Acrylic on canvas

Loft Gallery

Play of Shadows

36" x 36"

Acrylic on Canvas

Loft Gallery

Where It All Leads

24"x 20"

Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD

Fall Splendor

30 in x 24 in

Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD


As I am preparing for the Fall Studio Tour of the Arts, you will be seeing a lot of fall colours in the coming weeks!

Reaching Up

48"x 36"
Acrylic on Canvas
SOLD

Where Rock and Forest Join

36" x 60"

Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD

Metcalfe Morning

36" x 60" acrylic on canvas

SOLD

I am on a Metcalfe roll...it ain't over yet.

South of Heathcote

20" x 20"
Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD

My husband Mark rides past this barn on his road bike all of the time. He photographed it for me in the spring so that I could paint it.

The Rectory

20" x 20" acrylic on canvas

NFS

Painted this one during a plein air workshop I was in earlier this summer with John David Anderson. A great old house with a marvelous willow tree out front.

Georgian Bay Storm

24" x 48"

Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD

Georgian Bay creates some marvelous storms, with such interesting skies.

Towards the End

36"x60" acrylic on canvas

SOLD

Old Baldy

30"x40"

Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD

Here is another painting for this weekend's show at the Loft Gallery.

View From Old Baldy

36" x 48"

Acrylic on Canvas

SOLD



Here is another painting of mine for the upcoming Loft Gallery show. There is a great viewpoint of the Beaver Valley from a, outcropping of the escarpment called "Old Baldy." It is a view I would never tire from looking at, out over the town of Kimberley and Talisman Resort.

Metcalfe Rocks

36"x36" acrylic on canvas

SOLD

This is the first of five paintings that I have in the Loft Gallery's Bruce Trail/Escarpment Show, opening July 18th. The painting is of Metcalfe Rock, part of the Niagara Escarpment. It is a great local trail hiking area, with some wicked rock climbing and caving.

Red Barn and the Escarpment

24"x48"
Acrylic on canvas
SOLD

I had painted this one for the upcoming Bruce Trail and Escarpment show at the Loft Gallery. However, it won't be leaving our house as my husband has claimed this one. Poor guy, all his favourite paintings seem to head out the door... So this one stays (for now!).