My boyhood summers were spent at Camp Hurontario on Georgian Bay. The camp was founded by my father so I began painting at an early age under the guidance of the camp’s art teachers. Here I watched and learned from some of Canada’s greatest artists who visited the camp to paint the Bay. A.Y. Jackson, John Rennie, Hilton Hassel, David Blackwood, John Hartman and Ted Bartram are among those who have influenced my work. Several local artists, Bill Franks, John Anderson and Chuck Whitter have taught me valuable lessons in composition, tone and colour.

I enjoy being in the out of doors and experiencing wild places where I can canoe, fly fish and paint. Algonquin Park, Georgian Bay, the Niagara Escarpment and Canada’s far north feed these passions.

ALGOMA CLIFF

BELL LAKE

BIRCH POINT

COGNASHENE RED CEDARS

COGNASHENE SHOALS

EARLY SPRING ALGONQUIN

EVENING FLIGHT

GIANT'S TOMB

MORNING MIST

NORTHERN REFLECTIONS

OSLER BLUFF

OXTONGUE RIVER

POINTE AU BARIL

PUSSY WILLOWS

ROB ROY SWAMP

SEVERN RIVER

THREE PINES

WHITE PINES

SOLD PAINTINGS