It’s a peaceful scene at a wharf in Trinity, Newfoundland, in my first painting of 2022.

This news item will be delayed in posting until after Christmas Day in order to not spoil a surprise. This is a small painting in two parts showing two puffins from the colony in Elliston, Newfoundland.

My latest painting features a spectacular view from the hiking trail in Chance Cove, Newfoundland. It’s also a metaphor for prostate cancer, as will become clear from reading the text that accompanies the painting.

My latest painting “Peacemaker Down” depicts the unusual subject of a B-36 bomber that crashed on Newfoundland’s rugged coastline during a reconnaissance mission in 1953. Nowadays every bit of plane wreckage would be recovered, reconstructed, and analyzed in detail. But this

The latest painting features two brightly colored houses on a moody evening in Trinity, Newfoundland.

The lighthouse at Ferryland Head is a popular scenic destination in summer, especially if you avail of the opportunity to reserve one of the picnic lunches that are provided at the lighthouse building.

This new painting features a typical scene in a cliff-top condominium complex frequented by Atlantic puffins, the clowns of the sea and official bird of Newfoundland and Labrador.

It was nineteen years ago I painted “Quidi Vidi Gut” and I’ve returned to the same location, but from a different angle, with “Quidi Vidi Wharf.” This is an old fishing village that is part of St. John’s, Newfoundland.

My latest painting features a peaceful scene with a broken bridge over still waters in Lockston, Newfoundland.

My latest painting features a diving green sea turtle, in Hawaiian waters near Kona.