Bluebirds Study — Giclée on Paper Square Looking up through the canopy

Looking up through the canopy of an old Eastern White Pine — the massive trunk at centre

The Fringed Polygala is one of the most beautiful and least-celebrated wildflowers of the eastern Canadian forest

the structure of the bloom at the moment before it fully opens

doing what eagles do

social birds whose behaviour in fruit trees is endlessly compositionally interesting

Bluebirds Study — Giclée on Paper Square Looking up through the canopyThis is Glen's working process made visible a field study page from 1986 showing the Eastern Bluebird from multiple angles, with graphite sketches alongside partially developed watercolour passages and colour test swatches. The male's head is rendered in full colour detail at top; below, in pencil, studies of posture, perch position, and nest box entry. Raw colour washes orange, yellow, green mark the edges of the page where Glen was testing his