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 Wish You Were Here 11x14In a world where nothing is certain, the one thing we can rely on is the beauty that surrounds us! Even if it goes unnoticed because we’re too busy, it’s still there! The prettiest skies mark the beginning and end of a beautiful day. Gentle rolling waves keeping time, don’t you just ‘Wish You Were Here!’ ($275) |  No Mow May 1 (SOLD)The inspiration for this little series of 4 paintings comes from so many places in Atlantic Canada. Living by the sea is a dream for most of us! Here, the mower is ready to go but wait, this is ‘No Mow May’ when we leave the grass and dandelions to grow and give the bees, butterflies and bugs some yummy nectar to eat early in the year! We’ll mow the lawn later and just enjoy the view for now! The paintings have different elements but all come together to create a fictional story through art |  No Mow May 2 (SOLD)The inspiration for this little series of 4 paintings comes from so many places in Atlantic Canada. Living by the sea is a dream for most of us! Here, the mower is ready to go but wait, this is ‘No Mow May’ when we leave the grass and dandelions to grow and give the bees, butterflies and bugs some yummy nectar to eat early in the year! We’ll mow the lawn later and just enjoy the view for now! The paintings have different elements but all come together to create a fictional story through art |
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 No Mow May 3 (SOLD)The inspiration for this little series of 4 paintings comes from so many places in Atlantic Canada. Living by the sea is a dream for most of us! Here, the mower is ready to go but wait, this is ‘No Mow May’ when we leave the grass and dandelions to grow and give the bees, butterflies and bugs some yummy nectar to eat early in the year! We’ll mow the lawn later and just enjoy the view for now! The paintings have different elements but all come together to create a fictional story through art |  No Mow May 4 (SOLD)The inspiration for this little series of 4 paintings comes from so many places in Atlantic Canada. Living by the sea is a dream for most of us! Here, the mower is ready to go but wait, this is ‘No Mow May’ when we leave the grass and dandelions to grow and give the bees, butterflies and bugs some yummy nectar to eat early in the year! We’ll mow the lawn later and just enjoy the view for now! The paintings have different elements but all come together to create a fictional story through art |  Dee's DoreyThe Story of Dee’s Dory. Close to the sea with a warmth that welcomes all who might stumble on this Sea Shanty by chance or by luck… if Dee’s Dory is tied to the dock a Cup of Tea and tall tale or two are often the catch of the day! 24x36 (SOLD) |
 Jellybean RowThese paintings were inspired by the beautiful candy coloured row houses of Newfoundland! It is said that fishermen returning home were able to find their bearings based on the bright colours of the houses on shore. Of course, I painted them in my own style with a whimsical twist! (DONATED TO MOSAIC FOR MENTAL HEALTH) |  Jellybean RowThese paintings were inspired by the beautiful candy coloured row houses of Newfoundland! It is said that fishermen returning home were able to find their bearings based on the bright colours of the houses on shore. Of course, I painted them in my own style with a whimsical twist! (DONATED TO MOSAIC FOR MENTAL HEALTH) |  Jellybean RowThese paintings were inspired by the beautiful candy coloured row houses of Newfoundland! It is said that fishermen returning home were able to find their bearings based on the bright colours of the houses on shore. Of course, I painted them in my own style with a whimsical twist! (DONATED TO MOSAIC FOR MENTAL HEALTH) |
 Jellybean RowThese paintings were inspired by the beautiful candy coloured row houses of Newfoundland! It is said that fishermen returning home were able to find their bearings based on the bright colours of the houses on shore. Of course, I painted them in my own style with a whimsical twist! (DONATED TO MOSAIC FOR MENTAL HEALTH) |  Just CrusinIt’s high tide and high time for a boat ride! So what better time to be Just Cruisin’ than this around the picturesque village of Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. (SOLD) |  Heading OutThe Sunrise Trail is a very beautiful area along the northern coast line of Nova Scotia. It is home to fishing communities all along the north shore, so this early morning sunrise is a familiar scene here in the village of Wallace, a well known local fisherman heads out for his morning catch. (SOLD) |
 Sunset over the CapeThis is the last painting in a series of four Nova Scotia lighthouses. Cape Forchu light house; a beacon for Canada. Built in 1839 and standing tall above the sea, Cape Forchu lighthouse protects vessels approaching and entering the harbour, commonly known as the Yarmouth Light, it is now a huge tourist draw. If you haven't been there yet, its definitely one for the bucket list! Absolutely stunning! (SOLD) |  The Buoys 1These little paintings were inspired by the abundance of brightly coloured lobster fishing buoys found the length and breadth of Nova Scotia and the Maritime Provinces of Atlantic Canada! Each painting has it’s own name but they are collectively, and simply, known as The Buoys, most original! (SOLD) |  The Buoys 2These little paintings were inspired by the abundance of brightly coloured lobster fishing buoys found the length and breadth of Nova Scotia and the Maritime Provinces of Atlantic Canada! Each painting has it’s own name but they are collectively, and simply, known as The Buoys, most original! (SOLD) |
 The Buoys 3These little paintings were inspired by the abundance of brightly coloured lobster fishing buoys found the length and breadth of Nova Scotia and the Maritime Provinces of Atlantic Canada! Each painting has it’s own name but they are collectively, and simply, known as The Buoys, most original! (SOLD) |  The Buoys 4These little paintings were inspired by the abundance of brightly coloured lobster fishing buoys found the length and breadth of Nova Scotia and the Maritime Provinces of Atlantic Canada! Each painting has it’s own name but they are collectively, and simply, known as The Buoys, most original! (SOLD) |  Homes with CharacterThese little character houses were just jumping off the canvas at me as I painted them. They had to be colourful and each developed its own character along the way. I gave each painting individual names, Just Snoozin’, On the Rocks, Always Sunny and On the Edge, typical characteristics we can all relate to at times! This one is called "On the Rocks" 6"x6" acrylic on canvas. (Donated) |
 Homes with CharacterThese little character houses were just jumping off the canvas at me as I painted them. They had to be colourful and each developed its own character along the way. I gave each painting individual names, Just Snoozin’, On the Rocks, Always Sunny and On the Edge, typical characteristics we can all relate to at times! This one is called "On the Edge" 6"x6" acrylic on canvas. (Donated) |  Homes with CharacterThese little character houses were just jumping off the canvas at me as I painted them. They had to be colourful and each developed its own character along the way. I gave each painting individual names, Just Snoozin’, On the Rocks, Always Sunny and On the Edge, typical characteristics we can all relate to at times! This one is called "Always Sunny" 6"x6" acrylic on canvas (Donated) |  Homes with CharacterThese little character houses were just jumping off the canvas at me as I painted them. They had to be colourful and each developed its own character along the way. I gave each painting individual names, Just Snoozin’, On the Rocks, Always Sunny and On the Edge, typical characteristics we can all relate to at times! This one is called "Just Snoozin" 6"x6" acrylic on canvas (Donated) |
 Berry DeliciousA Pileated Woodpecker filling up on fall berries. 9' x 12" acrylic on canvas (Sold, no prints available) |  Just Hangin!A little 5' x 7" piece i did just for fun. Who doesn't like buoys? (sold no prints available) |  Louisbourg by NightThis is the third painting in a series of four Nova Scotia lighthouses. The original Louisbourg lighthouse was the first in Canada, built in 1734 to assist navigation to the Fortress of Louisbourg. Badly damaged and abandoned in 1758, a wooden one was built in 1842 and was later destroyed by fire. The lighthouse we see there today is the third one and was built in 1923 and decorated with neoclassical architectural features. 24" x 36" acrylic on Canvas (Sold) |
 Shut the Front Door 3 of 4The colourful doors in this series were inspired by the beautiful Jellybean row houses of Newfoundland. The Front Door is where we welcome friends and family and greet new people into our lives and some have personalities of their own! (Sold) |  Shut the Front Door 4 of 4The colourful doors in this series were inspired by the beautiful Jellybean row houses of Newfoundland. The Front Door is where we welcome friends and family and greet new people into our lives and some have personalities of their own! (Sold) |  Shut the Front Door 1 of 4The colourful doors in this series were inspired by the beautiful Jellybean row houses of Newfoundland. The Front Door is where we welcome friends and family and greet new people into our lives and some have personalities of their own! (Sold) |
 Shut the Front Door 2 of 4The colourful doors in this series were inspired by the beautiful Jellybean row houses of Newfoundland. The Front Door is where we welcome friends and family and greet new people into our lives and some have personalities of their own! (Sold) |  Sutherlands Steam MillLocated in Denmark, near Tatamagouche, the mill was able to make anything to build and beautify your home! In the 1890’s steam power was the way of the future and Alexander Sutherland took this innovation and built his steam mill right next to the railroad. Today the mill is a museum. If you love things mechanical and innovative, this is the place for you! 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas ($400) |  Peggy's DelightThis is the second painting in a series of four Nova Scotia lighthouses. Sitting on a granite outcrop with its red beacon light marking the eastern entrance to St. Margaret's Bay is the iconic lighthouse at Peggy's Point Cove. Painted with a whimsical twist, this is one of the most photographed structures in Atlantic Canada and one of the most recognizable lighthouses in the world. (Sold) |
 The GrainYou will find this grain elevator in the heart of Tatamagouche on the north shore of Nova Scotia. Affectionately known simply as The Grain nowadays, it was built in the 1950’s and believed to be the only one of its style east of Manitoba. 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Briers LightBased on Brier Island Lighthouse aka Western Light, this is the most westerly point in all Nova Scotia. Painted with a whimsical twist. 24 x 36 acrylic on canvas (Sold) |  Train Station InnYou have to pop by this place when you are visiting the North Shore 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas ($400) |
 CardinalThese colorful birds are everywhere it seems except in our backyard. 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (SOLD) |  EquanimityEquanimity meaning calmness, serenity, tranquility Advocate Nova Scotia 11 x 14 acrylic on canvas (Sold) |  Balmoral Grist MillBalmoral Grist Mill is nestled in the heart of northern Nova Scotia near the vibrant village of Tatamagouche. A beautiful spot to visit if ever there was one! 16" x 20" acrylic on canvas (Sold) |
 Seas The Day 1 of 4Based on a local wharf not too far away. I just added additional color to the boats to make them standout a little more 8 x 8 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Seas The Day 2 of 4Based on a local wharf not too far away. I just added additional color to the boats to make them standout a little more 8 x 8 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Seas The Day 3 of 4Based on a local wharf not too far away. I just added additional color to the boats to make them standout a little more 8 x 8 acrylic on canvas (sold) |
 Seas The Day 4 of 4Based on a local wharf not too far away. I just added additional color to the boats to make them standout a little more 8 x 8 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Canadian AdventureWho wouldn't want to ride this train? 24 x 36 acrylic on canvas ($450) |  Days EndAnother stunning sunset. 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (sold) |
 The Peace Chairs 1 of 4Parrsboro Nova Scotia 6 x 6 Acrylic on canvas (sold) |  The Peace Chairs 2 of 4Parrsboro Nova Scotia 6 x 6 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  The Peace Chairs 3 of 4Parrsboro Nova Scotia 6 x 6 acrylic on canvas (sold) |
 The Peace Chairs 4 of 4Parrsboro Nova Scotia 6 x 6 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  ChickadeeThese cute little birds make the most wonderful sounds and subject matter 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas ($150) |  Downy WoodpeckerAnother one of my favorite little birds. 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas ($150) |
 PoppiesThis was my first attempt at doing some knife painting and it didn't turn out too bad. 12 x 16 acrylic on canvas (Sold) |  LilyburstThese grew everywhere in our garden at the last place we lived so it would of been a shame not to paint them. 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas ($200) |  Drawn To The LightNot sure where this came from but i love it. 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas (Sold) |
 Winnie the PoohThis painting went to a beautiful little girl in 2018. (No prints available) |  Anchored In The PastA lovely view can be had from this location in Parrsboro Nova Scotia 11 x 14 acrylic on canvas ($180) |  Galloping HorseAnother framed acrylic original of my favorite animal. 16 x 20 framed acrylic on canvas ($300) |
 Shoreline RetreatThis is the view from our favorite campground in Parrsboro Nova Scotia. This is what we wake up to each morning when we are camping. Stunning views in a wonderful part of our province Parrsboro Nova Scotia 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Miss MoppetMiss Moppet was a wonderful, loving fur baby 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (sold, no prints available) |  SerenitySerenity was painted looking in the opposite direction to Equanimity and the original pictures of both were taken on the same day. What a difference the direction can make. Advocate Nova Scotia 11 x 14 acrylic on canvas (sold) |
 A Special PlaceThis piece was a commission for a couple who travelled in their RV and enjoyed every minute. The painting is now in their private collection. |  ShimmerWe do love our sunsets don't we! 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Sunset SilhouetteOur home village of Wallace Nova Scotia was the inspiration for this piece. 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (Private collection) |
 Ocean SprayWe don't see these kinds of waves where we live but you can find them in our stunning province 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Blue Sea Beach (Summertime)This was painted from a picture given to us by our friends that have a cottage at this beach. Malagash Nova Scotia 12 x 24 acrylic on canvas (sold, no prints available) |  Nostaligia - Winter Sleigh RideHow we used to remember trips to the sugar woods 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas ($225) |
 Festive Red BarnYou see so may of these barns all over the place 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Wallace LighthouseWe see this almost everyday living in this beautiful village. Its a landmark in our area. 12 x 16 acrylic on canvas (Sold) |  RoseA commission piece for friends of ours. Rose is a beautiful standard-bred who knows shes the boss. 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas (sold, no prints available) |
 ParisThis little painting was created for a private collection. (sold, no prints available) |  Winter BluejayThis bluejay was a joy to paint even though they are cheeky little things. 12 x 16 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  HummerA little 9x12 that i painted in 2017. Don't you just love these little birds? So delicate yet so resilient! Acrylic on canvas (Sold) |
 Among The FlowersI absolutely loved painting this. This was painted from a picture taken in our garden. 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas (sold) |  Blue Sea In WinterThis is the opposite to the summer one i painted at Blue Sea beach. Looks a bit chilly out..... 12 x 24 acrylic on canvas (sold, no prints available) |  The HomesteadA friend of ours grew up here and wanted to recapture it. 11 x 14 acrylic on canvas (sold, no prints available) |
 Kennedy LakeThis is one of my first paintings and was the lake right behind our first home in Nova Scotia. This was of a learning exercise and a little abstract (NFS, no prints available) |  Out To GrassAnother training piece that i did way back. The boat rests in a field at the waters edge as you leave the stunning village of Tatamagouche Nova Scotia 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (NFS, no prints available) |  Colorful ColtsAnother early 9 x 12 acrylic piece. I love horse so had to try and paint these guys. 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas (NFS, no prints available) |
 Golden Brook FarmOur friends own a farm so why wouldn't you paint their animals? (NFS, no prints available) |  Milk ChurnJust playing around experimenting with this piece. |  Twisted TreeAnother one out of left field but loved creating this piece. 12 x 16 framed acrylic on canvas (Sold, no prints available) |
 A Classy ContenderClassy was my baby. A gentle sweet, caring horse that gave me so much joy. |  A Study PieceThis was a study piece for Tranquility which was a painting i did on barn boards (NFS, no prints available) |  TranquilityPainted on barn boards this was a new thing for me which i really enjoyed (sold, no prints available) |
 The Garden Fence12 x 16 acrylic on canvas (SOLD) |  My NieceMy niece loves to ride western and so i thought it a good idea to give this one a shot. A learning piece for sure. 9 x12 acrylic on canvas (NFS, no prints available) |  Searching For FoodI loved painting this little fellow. 8 x 10 acrylic on canvas (Private Collection) |
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