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 The Golden
Age of Canals we Forgot to Have, 2009
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Questionable
Foundations, 2008
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 [Untitled], 2009
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Lazio
Hillside, 2009
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On
the Second Sally, 2009
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Not
Southwark Cathedral, 2007
Based on, but not actually, Southwark Cathedral in London,
England.
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 The Golden Age of Submarines, 2008
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No
Space to Spare, 2007
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 It's all
Buoyant, 2008
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Adapt,
Adapt, 2007
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Choral Work , 2006
Singers on stage performing
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A
Potent Gift,2006
$1500
An allegory of human intelligence.
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 The Printer
& Zebra Love Story, 2006
A
tragic tale of rather silly love.
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Storm Tossed to Shore, 2007
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 The
Second Octo-Balloon War, 2005
See the Other Gallery for the first instalment
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Denial
is a Form of Acceptance, 2007
Why
settle for what you have when you can ignore it?
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Sailing
the Organic Seas, 2003
My Grandma all ways wanted to know what it would look like if
i painted water ... i don't think this is what she had in mind.
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 On Down the Road, 2003
The painting that led to my current, less blinding palette
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Windmills, 2006
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 On Display, 2008
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 North of
London Bridge - Out of Sight, 2008
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 North of UBC, 2007
Specifically, looking North from the UBC campus
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 Futility of Borders, 2007
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 My View of Prince George from Here, 2000
$500
My Grandpa was part of the geological survey in BC, and his
stories left quite an impact
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 Tectonics,
1997
$75
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Gouache
Octopus, 2003
i love octopus ... and my wife: who else would take this as a
present after dating a month. i have no idea how she was able to keep a
straight face.
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Star
Flowers, 2002
My first attempt at Gouache
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Chagall
Portrait, 1998
$300
Really, more like Emily Carr, but she never did
mandolins. Pity, really: there was a market there!
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 Sky Under the Dome, 1996
An idea that would have made more sense if i'd
painted it now
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Fanciful
Sink, 1998
$200
It's a good thing that i don't design things or it would be
tricky to even get water some days
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 The Many Colours of Winter, 1999
Two colours of snow and the first use of disjointed
leaves. Art School has a lot to answer for.
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 The Tree Room,
2002
Recently purchased by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts
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Flathead's
Evening Stretch, 2004
Painting of my hamster doing his wake up routine.
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[Untitled], 2004
A recently commissioned work -- it's actually bigger than it
looks at 1.2 x 1.75 m
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 The Cliffs,
1999
i don't think i could paint a sky
without clouds.
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The
Leaf & Block Motif #2, 1998
$300
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Gravity, 2001
$400
A very literal title; exactly how i imagine gravity
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 Three Trees,
1997
Here's the actual thing: also done in
oil. Bigger and better. 3 by 4 feet.
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Three
Trees [study], 1997
One of my few surviving oil paintings. This is the
study.
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[Cityscape], 2005
Gasp! What an amazing city!
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Wedding
Invitation, 2005
For my sister's wedding
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 [Untitled], 2003
This only makes sense if you
have worked in the optical industry; sorry everyone else
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Something
Involving Hydraulics, 1997
 $300
This painting started with just the left panel. I like
the two tone brown.
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City
Hall, 2002
$150
Once the home page image for this site.
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Growth
on the Floor, 1997
Early experiment with plants
and holes in the floor of reality.
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 Cliffside Flowers, 2005
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Just
a Jar, 1996
My sister thought i'd bought
special clear paint to do the jar and bugged me about it until i gave it to
her.
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Old
Portal, 1999
$200
I can't think what this was
supposed to be, but it sure is bright. Some things need to be worked
out, and this was one of them.
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Painted
Drawing, 1996
$175
Based on some of my stranger
drawings. So much blue you can almost see the fingernails.
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Waffle
Island, 1997
Once my favourite painting, i
painted it watching reruns of Kids in the Hall. Ah the 90s ...
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Gouache
Plants, 2003
Gouache on masonite is good
... and bad.
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 The Pile Hallway Polyptych, 1999
$2500 (email for details or to make an
offer)
Inspired by the polyptychs of European cathedrals, but with
60% less fat.
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 The Watery Street, 2003
$2500 (email for details or to make an
offer)
The largest single panel painting i've ever done.
Featured at the Works 2003 (About two and a half meters tall)
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 The
Repository by the Coast, 2001
$700
...i would seem to also have a thing for trees ... No
psychiatrist in the world will touch me.
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[Untitled
Door], 1999
$200
There are more of these things, collect
'em all!
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 [Untitled], 1998
A commission (hint, hint)
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The
Hidden Octopus, 1998
$250
Find the Octopus, win a prize, feel the love, have some toast,
listen to some jazz, look out a window, ...
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 [Untitled Door],
1998
$200
i think it does have a title,
but it was long and had nothing to do with octopus.
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 Lake Between the Valley Walls, 1999
$375
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 The Pyramid Array, 1999
Best
Offer
It's big, beautiful and rarely seen: 2 raised panels, 2 tables
and one pyramid shaped painting in the middle.
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 [Untitled Door], 1998
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 Detail
of The View from the Octagonal Balcony, 2000
(E-mail
for details and to make an offer)
Eight panels that form an octagonal arrangement, simulating
the view off a balcony
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Paintings: Easy to start, hard to
finish. By which I mean, it's easier to keep starting new paintings
rather than finishing the ones you just started. One day I'll finish all
these paintings ... Once I get these new ones going ...
