Hockley Valley Rock — Giclée on Paper not-on-sale One cub stands on a

One cub stands on a fallen log

and Glen painted the bird with the awareness of someone who had heard it as well as observed it

The martin house — that very human addition to the summer yard — sits in the painting as a promise: the martins will return

the kind anyone who has owned a cottage knows by heart

A Trumpeter Swan family on a northern lake — the white adults and their grey cygnets moving across still water

Hockley Valley Rock — Giclée on Paper not-on-sale One cub stands on aLooking through a stand of old Eastern White Cedars toward an autumn valley Hockley Valley in full October colour, red and orange maples visible through the cedar trunks, the blue hills of the Niagara Escarpment in the far distance. A split rail fence runs along the lower edge. This coloured pencil landscape captures the particular quality of Ontario autumn seen from elevation: the sheer volume of colour in every direction, more than any single