
Lighting and a sense of a tentative, cautious fascination make this piece work. This lynx kitten is hesitant but captivated by ……
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Lighting and a sense of a tentative, cautious fascination make this piece work. This lynx kitten is hesitant but captivated by ……


Another wonderful swan pose. Always beautiful and a joy to paint!


A Grizzly on the ridge. This was awarded The Wildlife Art Society International best painting award. It is about 3 x 6 inches and competed against much larger works.


Captivated by something just out of our line of vision, this lynx kitten was a wonderful subject! Portraying a sense of innocence as well as 3 dimensional light and value (that feeling as if you could reach out and touch him that we all strive for) was a real challenge.


Beaver by a stream.


Young raccoon


These wonderful little guys were so lively, they were hard to keep up with. The reference for this painting was taken when they finally stopped together long enough to get this great shot. It is so very special to be able to experience first hand these beautiful animals.


A young wolf pup is an irresistible subject. Full of non-stop energy, they explore their world with excitement, missing nothing of their surroundings. Something catching his eye, he stops for a brief moment to check it out with a glance in it’s direction.


Here is the final painting. All that is left to do is the signature
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Lots of changes made this time. Next will be the final details on each turtle and tweaks throughout the painting.

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