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My newest painting features a pair of very old cannons on Castle Hill, guarding the town of Placentia in Newfoundland.

It’s sunset oceanside outside Darwin, Australia, in this painting that is part of a series of international scenes that I’ve painted during the pandemic.

I’ve returned to the town with the infamous name Dildo for a scene of shattered reflections below a colorful wharf.

My latest painting is a potential antidote to the winter blahs and the tedium of the long pandemic.

The first painting of 2021 features a humpback whale diving in front of the rocky Newfoundland coast. In other news, my painting “A Bull in the Bay,” which also shows a humpback whale, will be in a charity auction later this month to support Newfoundland Rugby.

My latest painting features a foggy scene and brilliant autumn colours in the trees, on Island Pond in Newfoundland.

My new painting features the oldest lighthouse in Newfoundland at Cape Spear, which is itself the easternmost point of North America.

I’ve done another painting in the theme of celebrating international places during the pandemic. This one is based in the Netherlands, and that prompted me to write a lengthy reminiscence about William Wegman, the Dutch artist whom I trained under.

In contrast to the last painting “Harbour Lens,” this one features an old boat that is out to pasture and seeing its last days.

This new painting depicts a colorful scene in Petty Harbour, Newfoundland.