It’s the famous and spectacular Lake Louise in Alberta depicted in this painting, with its characteristic turquoise waters still bearing remnants of winter’s ice on the surface.
From May to June and sometimes longer, icebergs can usually be seen off the east coast of Newfoundland. This one is framed by the rocky coastline behind and the dark and fluorescent waters in front.
A couple of Adirondack chairs are waiting for someone to relax and enjoy the view of the Atlantic Ocean from atop Castle Hill in Placentia, Newfoundland.
My new painting features John, Paul, George, and Ringo in their famous impromptu and final live concert in 1969, atop the Apple Corp building in London.
Formerly known as Admiral’s Cove, this painting depicts the foggy coastline and harbour of Port Kirwan, defended by an old cannon that has seen better days.
My latest painting is quite a depature from my usual work. It captures Pete Townshend of The Who during an intense musical moment at a concert in Toronto.