White-tailed Deer — Framed Piece Oil Pastel red and orange maples visible

red and orange maples visible through the cedar trunks

The rainbow

A beaver at work — dragging a freshly gnawed branch

his owl paintings across multiple species are among the most accomplished in Canadian wildlife art

A winter storm moving across a Shield landscape — the dark spruce and pine of the forest

White-tailed Deer — Framed Piece Oil Pastel red and orange maples visibleA White tailed Deer at the forest edge the animal's autumn coat warm against the turning leaves behind it, the alert posture of a deer that has heard something and not yet decided whether to flee. This is one of Glen's most behaviorally precise deer studies: the specific posture of a deer in the moment of attention, ears forward, nostrils working, the weight shifted slightly onto the haunches in preparation for flight that may or may not come. Glen