Continuing with a series of pandemic-inspired paintings of international scenes, the newest one is “We’ll Always Have Paris.”

I’ve turned to doing some international scenes during this pandemic and lockdown, with the intent of remembering places in better times. The first of these is of Venice, one of my all-time favorite destinations.

My newest painting is a metaphor for the pandemic and the certainty that things will get better.

My newest work features a rather unusually colored scene of the rocky coast of Newfoundland.

This painting completed today depicts a bald eagle gazing down at a massive iceberg off Ferryland, Newfoundland.

Everyone is snow-bound in St. John’s after a record 100 cm snowfall blocked the streets and trapped most everyone at home in a declared state of emergency. The grocery stores finally opened up today on a limited basis with rapidly depleted supplies. I did get some extra time to paint, and

My newest painting is “Stone Grown,” and what it depicts prompted me to speculate about it in the description of the painting. In other news, my painting “Two Worlds” will be auctioned off to support Newfoundland Rugby at their annual charity auction. This year it will

My seventeenth painting of the year depicts a striking ocean scene.

The newest painting completes a triptych with this scene from Sandy Cove Beach in Elliston, Newfoundland.

It could be the home of a less well off relative of Bilbo and Frodo…