Point Pelee National Park residency

I've just returned from a six day artist-in-residency in Point Pelee National Park, an experience that will inspire for a long time to come.
I'm grateful to the selection committee and the very knowledgeable park staff.
Below are three oils completed on site, the third involving a midnight hike through the woods.

New plein air work and a new gallery

I'm proud to announce my affiliation with The Carnegie Gallery in Dundas, ON.
The Carnegie Gallery has been in operation since 1980 supporting Canadian artists.

A few recent paintings:

Out in the field

Between days in the studio, I'm scratching the plein air itch regularly.

A brief respite from autumn rain.

After some months working on portraits, I am back in the field more regularly, and finding fresh subjects in my new little town.
Some recent plein air oils:

 Small Cloud  10x12, oil on panel

 A Recent Development  11x14, oil on panel

 View From Chapel Street  12x10, oil on panel

 Looking Up Main Street  11x9, oil on panel

 Building Site  10x12, oil on panel

 Tobacco Kilns II  10x12, oil on panel

Rappelling At Elora  11x12, oil on panel

A look at some autumn paintings as we look forward to winter and its exciting subjects.

 Mohawk Longhouse At Ohsweken, 11x14, oil on panel

 Paris Kitchens And Medusa, 8x12, oil on panel

Tobacco Kilns Near Waterford, 8x11, oil on panel

Now I'm anticipating another winter of challenging outdoor work!

A plein air collection

 Where The Train Traveled   10x16, oil on panel

Morning Fog   11x14, oil on panel

 Club   11x14, oil on panel

 Dust Cloud   11x14, oil on panel

 Headstones   11x14, oil on panel

 Lightning Strike   10x12, oil on panel

 The Orange Float   11x14, oil on panel

 A Lane In Winter   11x14, oil on panel

 Treehouse   8x8, oil on panel

Blue Barn In Snow   11x14, oil on panel