Dear Friends October 31, 2018 I have been changing and updating my website over the past week so I'll be ready to place an application to galleries in the near future. Upon looking through my paintings, this particular one struck me as super
Medicine Hat’s alleys have both fascinated and scared me. I was twelve and was walking home from a babysitting job. (I can't believe they didn't drive me home.) It was winter and was starting to get past dusk and getting
We all know there is constant change in a city. This vista is a perfect example. When the flooding happened in 2013 and many homes on the Flats were ruined, the city decided to build a berm to hold back
If I wasn't running in a field, playing with kids or swimming at the YMCA, I was walking somewhere in the neighbourhood because you were to be outside and not inside the house. I remember this house vividly from when
. Yes, the famous back alley where I first learned to run the streets—literally. I would take off my shoes and walk or run up and down the back alley in my bare feet. I had this idea that
Light was delivered to small rural towns by gas via the gaslight. I believe these lights are an iconic western symbol. They stand proud and are a testament to settlers who came to Western Canada to build a better
I remember the Pink Lantern as one of the first Chinese restaurants in the downtown core. Everyone stopped there for Chinese food; being close to Hat Hardware, it was easy to drop in for the buffet. I was
I’m a true believer in following your gut, particularly when it involves art + subjects. Over the past three years, this particular image has called me to capture it at various times of the day.
I love trees. I believe they have something unique to say. After much thought, I’ve decided I’m attracted to how they stand – the way they lean this way and that, the goofiness of the trunks and
I love to build up texture and represent it in a way that emphasizes the richness of Alberta fields in the summer. Whether it’s canola or mustard, I love the bright yellow in the hot sun.