NORTH AMERICA

My paintings are done using a traditional oil technique. I strive for accuracy in both the behavior and appearance of my wildlife subjects and don't paint an animal that I haven't seen myself, preferably in its natural habitat. I am always interested in the design possibilities of animals, plants and landscapes, and often use that as a starting point. Fieldwork is essential for sketching, photographing and observing my subjects, so my cameras, sketchbook and pens, binoculars and spotting scope travel with me. I use a combination of what I've seen, drawn & photographed when I put together a painting, along with my memories and feelings about the place.

Mammals

Now You See Him...
Don't Badger Me	Up A Tree
Montana Pronghorn	Vantage Point
Made in the Shade	Warmth of Spring
Down by the Riverside	Morning Serenade
Daybreak, Terrace Springs
Dall Ram	What's Up?
Hayden Valley Thunder
Morning Prowl	Pronghorn
Lush Life	Hayden Valley Bison
Breaktime Near the Old Faithful Inn	Bison
Short Respite	Norris Morning

Birds

Home At Last
Head Study: Turkey Vulture	Get Outa My Space!
Black Oystercatcher
Quail on Board
Coast Trail Rail	Owl and the Moon
Brown Pelican	Marbled Godwit
Hanalei Valley Egret	Trumpeter Swan

Other Critters

The Big Red Snail (Monadenia fidelis)

Landscapes

Hoo Doo View
Three Ravens
Centennial Mountains Fall	A Grand Morning
High Country River