- Inspired by -
the wonders of Alberta's scenery and it's beautiful birds.
the rush of flight over wondrous landscapes
"Wings of Autumn" and "Peg Leg" to be exhibiting at Helen Schuler Nature Centre's Youth Exhibit
visit the exhibit at 300 Indian Battle Road South, Lethbridge, AB
This piece is inspired by the birch filled woods I have explored throughout my life, drawn to the wonder of pale trees mixed with amber light...
Inspired by hummingbirds speeding past the sunny deck at a small mountain cabin, watching their bright feathers rush by in a blink of the eye.
A small bluebird chirps from her fir tree post, watching as dusk fills the valley and transforms her world into the soft nighttime blue..
White sunlight cuts thought the light mist hazing the hidden valley.
The prince of the valley glides through sun awakened air, over gold tinted trees and above the pale waters - on a morning flight to the next mountain.
The spark of creativity that lit the bright skies and brushed over the cool mists of this painting was inspired by the ever different Albertan landscapes that surround me, drawing from their beauty to bring it to you on canvas.
On a lake somewhere west of here lies a little cabin nestled in the trees.
This painting is inspired by the feeling when I lay in bed in the cabin, the window open to let the mixture of cool air and loon melodies in to fill my dreams.
A small bluebird chirps from her fir tree post, watching as dusk fills the valley and transforms her world into the soft nighttime blue..
The spark of creativity that lit the bright skies and brushed over the cool mists of this painting was inspired by the ever different Albertan landscapes that surround me, drawing from their beauty to bring it to you on canvas.
On a lake somewhere west of here lies a little cabin nestled in the trees. Over the still water loons glide across the surface, their haunting call filling the night silence...
A small chickadee alights on the snow dusted tip of a frosty fir tree. The sparkling white flakes float gently down as winter begins to reclaim the land...
