Hamish

 

24x12

Hamish aka Salty.  The larger than life wooden figure has been a landmark in Bayfield for many years.  He started out as the mascot for Harry's Bar.    He is currently undergoing extensive repair, but will be back soon.

Purple Moose

 

18x18

Red Moose

 

This is the completed work. 18x18

Demo at Marten Arts

 

Yesterday I did a demo at Marten Arts in Bayfield, Ontario to promote my introduction to the gallery.  This is what I came up with.  More demo today.

Grazing in Technicolour

 

12x12

Windswept

 

12x12

Laura and I explored an abandoned farmstead in Saskatchewan.

The Turner Gallery

 

12x12

White Row Boats

12x12

Riley Lake Boat House

 

16x16 on wood.

From a photo by Jenn McDermid(Duff)

The Spa

This unique old building houses Bayfield's Spa.  

I took some liberties with the colour!

The Village Bookshop

Big Willow, Little Inn

16x16 

This is from an older photo of the Inn.  The bench is no longer there.  According to Gayle - The Little Inn's owner, the bench had to be removed because it was interfering with the roots of the willow tree.

Exeter Town Hall at Night

Bill's Garage

Bayfield Town Hall

                                                                             20x16

Last Light on the Inn

 

12x16,

The Little Inn/Bayfield, Ontario

Main St Morning

                                                        12x16. Main St. Bayfield. 
                                            I am August's guest artist at Patina Studios.

Beach Chairs

 

16x20. 

Best Fisherman on the Pier

16x20.  I have moved to Bayfield, Ontario for the summer.  Quite a change from Pender Island.
This morning while walking on the pier, I saw this fisherman - he had  5 very large bass suspended in the water and caught another as I walked past.  I was half way home when I realized I had to paint him, so ran back and asked his permission for a photo.  He immediately started to haul his fish out of the water, but I told him that wouldn't be necessary. 

Bird Cages Confectionery

 

This has been a little corner store in the James Bay area since

1915.