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This morning I finished a new painting of Battle Harbour in Labrador, entitled “Standin’ on the Dock.” Also, within the “Works-in-Progress” section of the gallery, I’ve posted seven images of this painting at various stages of completion. Each

I finished this new painting a week ago but delayed posting it until now. It is of Sopron, a city in Hungary.

Added the new painting “Nestled,” my first-ever painting of a scene from Labrador.

I’m pleased to report that the original painting “Mad Rocks” sold for $1,100 at auction, and the print of Green Gables House matted with the Japanese and Canadian stamps went for $300. The funds raised through this charity auction support Newfoundland Rugby.

Just a quick note that the original “Mad Rocks” painting will be offered at auction in support of amateur rugby in Newfoundland and Labrador. Also, one of the 20 signed prints of the Green Gables House matted together with the Japanese and Canadian stamps will be on auction. This

An Australian scene debuts now: a painting of the Lighthouse at Point Lonsdale.

I’ve uploaded a new painting that I completed today. I took the reference photos back in 2004 and didn’t like them, but when I took another look at them recently, I changed my mind.

OK, it’s time for a Newfoundland scene again. The new one completed today is entitled “Rust in Ramea.” There are no in-progress images for this one because, well, I forgot to take any.

Full size prints of my original “Green Gables House®” painting are available. A signed and limited (to 500) edition print is available with the pair of Canadian stamps inset into the double-matte. As well, a signed and limited (to 20) edition print is also available which will have

This photo is from the unveiling ceremony on June 20 in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island. From the left is Kate Macdonald Butler (descendant of Lucy Maud Montgomery), artist Ben Stahl (who did the painting of Anne), and me. The photo was taken by Sally Cole, The Guardian, PEI and posted with her