Le P'tit Train Du Nord adirondacks It comes from my own

It comes from my own experience of traveling through Georgian Bay

This painting comes from a memory of a particularly windy cool afternoon as the sun was setting

This painting captures a quite morning where rhythm of everyday life meets the architecture that defines the "Limestone" City of Kingston

and neither dominates the other

Le P'tit Train Du Nord adirondacks It comes from my ownThis painting explores the textures of a Canadian winter. I focused on the contrast between the heavy, permanent structure of the stone bridge and the delicate, spindly reach of the bare trees against a vast sky. The trail marks, remnants of skiers passing through which leads the eye into the tunnel, inviting the viewer to follow the path deeper down the path into the woods.