Artwork

The New Dawn, 15 X 30″, oil on canvas, 2021

It’s been a long year, but the end is in sight. When I heard that my Mom can try to schedule an appointment for her vaccine starting tomorrow, I felt so hopeful. I can’t wait until the day we can safely visit our friends and family again. Soon.

Amanda Gorman’s Inaugural poem, “The Hill We Climb” spoke to me while I painted today. Her poem may have had a different meaning, but there are universal truths that remind me of this past year. Most importantly, she shared a message of hope, which I hope others will feel as they view my painting.

Sunset in Nipigon, 8 X 10″, oil on canvas, 2021

Merge, 8 X 10″, oil on canvas, 2021 (sold)

When I’m in nature, I feel like I’m a part of it. I begin to feel whole again, and I’m connected with everything around me.

This little painting helps me remember all those good feelings, and makes me look forward to the days I can explore without having to bundle up.

Morning in Red Rock, 20 X 20″, oil on canvas, 2020

Refuge, 24 X 36″, oil on canvas, 2020 (private collection)

Rossport Shoreline, 24 X 36″, acrylic on canvas, 2020 (sold)

Superior Shores, 36 X 36″, acrylic on canvas, 2019 (sold)

Rossport, 24 X 36″, acrylic on canvas, 2016 (donated to TBRHSF)

Ice Landscape, 36 X 48″, acrylic on canvas, 2014 (donated to TBRHSF)

Blueberries, 36 X 36″, acrylic on canvas, 2011 (private collection)

Terrace Bay, 24 X 48″, acrylic on canvas, 2010 (private collection)

Ferry Sunrise, 20 X 20″, acrylic on canvas, 2017 (private collection)

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