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A few days ago I received an email from a Buwalda collector telling me they had finally found the forever home for a painting of mine purchased nearly twenty years...

As it is Groundhog Day 2023, it is serendipitous timing for me to realize it is time to pop my head out and start blogging again. I also feel that perhaps...

With all of the natural beauty in this state, it is sometimes hard not to forget what is right in your backyard. If you have not hiked our neighboring trails...

Looking through some old photos found from last Spring and the making of the 70's room in River Bar and Gallery, in Denver's RINO art district.

In 2017 I painted "Cinder lake beaver dam", 24"x42", with acrylic ink on stretched 300lb arches paper, showing this location in Haliburton Highlands Water Trails during high water. During Spring the...

When I worked backcountry at the Water Trails in Algonquin Highlands, Dragonflies were a very good friend. Once they reach adulthood a dragonfly becomes a mighty hunter and only eats...

Finding Skulls was exciting for me in the woods. Skulls have carried so much symbolism through the ages, good and evil, however I choose to assign meaning to them in...

I used to groom 26 km (16miles) of ski trails at the Leslie Frost Ski Trails in Algonquin Highlands, Ontario. The most satisfying thing after the hard work was done...