New work

A Bridge To The U. S. A. As Seen From A Niagara-On-The-Lake Vineyard
Oil on board
2ft x 3ft.

New work

There's a particular name for the sort of carved out tributarian thing that we built roads into to go up the escarpment but I can't remember now what that's called so I'm waiting for someone to get back to me on this.
The Academic answer can be found in "Niagara Natural History" which is a seminal text to all who live here.
"With a few exceptions, everywhere a road goes up the escarpment it goes up an old river cut that was filled in by the Wisconsin or earlier glaciation" (J. C. Lewis, Brock University, 1991, p.37) 
Is there a native word, perhaps lost?

Oil on cardboard
28 x 20in.

New work

Rapids,Ontario
Oil and crayon on cardboard
23 x 17 in
This is probably the most abstract thing I've got; up-side down it's a pretty good painting of a storm. Actually it started out that way: a painting of a storm (up side down)

New work

Logging Road, up north, Ontario
Oil and crayon on cardboard
30 x 25 in.

New work

Dry Creek Bed
Oil on press-board
23.5in x 28.5in

2 Encaustic Pieces

Symparanekromenoi
Encaustic and oils on board
10in x 8in

Country House
Encaustic on board
10in x 8in

New work

Woman As Precipice
Oil on canvas
36 in. by 24 in.

New work

Field (Niagara)
Oil on cardboard
17in by 28.5in

Northern Landscape
Oil and crayon on cardboard
17in by 28.5in

Aged Ignorance
Ink and oil on linen

Woman with purse
Oil on canvas

Works in progress

Evisceration
Oil on canvas
24in by 48in

Scene from Theaetetus (The Platonic Dialogue)
Oil on canvas
48in by 36in