This new painting features the provincial bird of Newfoundland and Labrador, an iceberg, and the classical rugged, rocky coastline.

This new painting features Skye on walk, when she unexpectedly encountered a couple of ducks on the pond.

Icebergs are a perennial, irresistible attraction for tourists and Newfoundlanders. This painting captures one off Cape Spear in June 2016.

This humpback whale is diving off the coast of Newfoundland.  I finished the painting earlier in the week (March 6th) but this was the first opportunity to take a proper photo of it.

The newest painting depicts a scene off an oceanside beach in Bermuda. I’m also pleased to announce that an earlier painting, “Windswept Silver,” fetched $1,000 in an auction on January 26th to support Newfoundland Rugby.

The latest painting shows a lovely pair of swans against the wild patterns in the water.

Much less busy than some of my other seascapes, this painting depicts simply a wharf and its reflection.

The title of this painting means sunset in Hawaiian.

This new painting depicts colorful boats in the harbour of Bay Bulls, Newfoundland

“Salvage” depicts one of the oldest communities in North America, continuously populated since the time that it was founded by the Beothuks.