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Colors of the Earth, 11x14", $770.oo
A Short-eared Owl has pounced on a vole in the autmn weeds on a typical cold day in Alaska.
11x14" Sea Otters, $770.oo
One of Alaska's most popular animals are the fuzzy, Sea Otters. I can never seem to paint enough of them to keep up with demand in the art galleries.
The Eagle Perch, 16x20", $1,600.oo
This Bald Eagle gazes out at the mudflats of Turnagain Arm in Alaska.
The Brooding Giant, 16x20", $1,500.oo
The highest mountain in North America is Mt. Mckinley. It is so massive that it creates it's own weather. Here are some Caribou on a ridge at the mountain's base. They are actually many miles from the mountain it'self.
Golden Light, 16x20" $1,620.oo
Before I lived in Alaska, I lived in Northern Arizona, where Coyotes are a common sight. The desolate plateau lands of that area have a beauty of their own.
Lair of the Skunk Bear, 16x20", $1,600.oo
A Wolverine surveys it's domain in the Chugach Mountains in Alaska
The Gray Glider, 12x24", $1,440.oo
A Great Gray Owl glides silently through a Birch forest in search of rodents.
Pintail Hen on Chester Creek, 8x10", $400.oo
Chester Creek is next to Spenard Crossing in Anchorage. This area is a great place to observe waterfowl up close.
Mother's Day, 18x24", $2,160.oo
This painting was inspired by a Moose cow, and calf, that I saw near my home on Mother's Day. This painting appeared on the Remington Firearms 2009 Calendar. Before that, it was used as a 2008 Conservation Stamp by the Nunavut Wildlife Federation. The lucky purchaser of this original painting will recieve a calendar and stamp to accompany the painting.
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Bull Session 20x24", $2,400.oo
Two bull Elk square off in the fog at dawn.
Goose Creek Bear, 16x20", $1,600.oo
A Black Bear walks through the Birch forest above Goose Creek in the Susitna Valley, in Alaska. Bears visit Goose Creek to catch salmon when they come upstream to spawn.
Hawk Owl in Last Light, 16x20", $1,600.oo
A common occurance in the Boreal Forest is a smoky atmosphere, caused by distant forest fires. Some of these fires in remote areas, burn all summer, and char millions of acres. That was the situation that inspired this painting of a Northern Hawk Owl at dusk.
Early Winter Moose, 18x24", $2,160.oo
Bull Moose lose their antlers at some point during the winter. Early in the winter they still carry their,often massive, antlers.
Feather Dusters, 18x24", $2,160.oo
An adult, and two sub-abult Bald Eagles, loiter on a rocky, Alaskan coastline.
Snowshoe Shelter, 15x30", $2,250.oo
The alpenglow light of the winter sun gives a warm tone to a bitterly cold day. The Snowshoe Hare is well adapted to the situation.
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12x9" White-throated Toucan, $540.oo
White-throated Toucans are a common sight in many parts of the Amazon Basin. I have seen them in Ecuador, and Peru. They are impressive birds.
Ominous Tide 18x24", $1,720.oo
The bane of the huge Steller's Sea Lions are the even bigger Orcas. These Sea Lions have safely reached a rocky outcrop.
8x10" Ocelot, $400.oo
Wild cats in general, are very elusive creatures. The Ocelot is no exception. This beautiful individual roams inconspicuously through a Central American Jungle.
Black-headed Parrots, 16x12"
These are birds that I was delighted to find in Amazonian Ecuador. They are truly beautiful parrots.
White-crowned Sparrow, 9x12", $432.oo
Sparrows are one of my favorite subjects to paint. I love their subtle patterns and colors. This White-crowned Sparrow is perched in the daisies that grow beside my house.
Golden-crowned Sparrow, 12x16", $768.oo
I love painting sparrows, and weedy meadows. This is a beautiful, Golden-crowned Sparrow.
Wet Eagle, 18x24"$1800.oo
This Eagle perched too close to the waterfall, and got drenched by the spray, because of it.
The Way to Hope, 16x20", $1,600.oo
The title of this painting has two meanings. First is that one can see nesting Trumpeter Swans, while travelling from my town, on the way to the tiny village of Hope, Alaska. The second meaning is because Trumpeter Swans were once on the brink of extinction, but have rebounded with protection. This gives hope for other species in danger of extinction.
River Patrol, 16x20"
This pair of Bald Eagles cruises up and down Eagle River, near my home.
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