Tuesday, September 10, 2024
SOLD
16in x 24in Oil on board
The black bear rummages through our garbage eating the same food that has made us metabolically unwell. This in turn could negatively affect them, as represented by the inward decay shown here. Just a thought. Regardless, this says more about us than them
Or maybe this just might be a cool looking semi abstract/representational oil painting.
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Sunday, March 24, 2024
Wednesday, October 4, 2023
Eagle & Wolf
16inch by 20inch Acrylic Painting. Originally intended to be painted for and oval layout but ended up working just as well in the standard portrait layout.
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Geraldton Mcleod-Cockshutt Headframes
Here are 3 paintings I recently completed of the now Dismantled Geraldton mining headframe
24in x 36in Oil Painting
Saturday, June 24, 2023
Reflection Dance & Dancer John Berland
Here are two paintings that I originally wanted to do in black & white monochrome but decided to add some splashes of colour throughout.
Wolf Peering
Small 8in x 10in acrylic painting. Was in the mood to paint some quick smaller wildlife and landscapes.
Friday, January 6, 2023
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Birth of Blackbird
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Oil painting that measure 48in x 30in. As per title, it depicts the birth of Blackbird, a fantastical entity, often mistakenly interpreted, whom is said to be a watcher and advisor for those who care to listen and yearn to understand.
Monday, August 22, 2022
Dr. Dave Courchene
Sunday, August 14, 2022
Foundation of Hope
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Mural I did for the Thunder Bay Library (Stories of Anishinaabe Resilience) to acknowledge and pay respect to the former attendees of the St. Joseph Residential School.
It measures 8ft x 8ft and is composed of Qty 4, 4ft x 4ft sections. It is acrylic painted on wood panels.
St. Joseph Residential School Attendees
Saturday, July 30, 2022
Tuesday, December 1, 2020
Mike Esquega
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48in x 36in oil painting of my friend Mike Esquega. This is one panel out of 3 which will come together to form one larger painting.
Friday, October 16, 2020
Bernadette A Michon
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This painting of my sister, who passed away Aug 2020 is done in oil and measures 2ft by 3ft. I do have mixed feelings about it as it was to commemorate her strength and resilience in the face of illness and while that part has not changed, we all had high hopes for Bernie. I kept promising that I would paint her and am glad she was able to see me keep that promise.
The picture originally started as a double portrait and there is actually a full portrait of my mother to the top left of Bernie's head. She was there to be with Bernie in her time of need. If you look closely you can see the outline of my mom's head. My mother passed away almost a year prior to Bernie. I was just not having the easiest time painting my mom, so for whatever reason I painted over her. At the time I thought ok, she is still there with Bernie and even though she could not be seen now, her spirit is still with her.