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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

If you are in Whistler BC, I have seven pieces in the White Dog Studio Gallery. It's a privilege to show with an array of great Canadian artists.

Monday, April 8, 2013

The Kiss 48"x48" Oil on Canvas

A mutual intimacy for Creation

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Classic Rock 36"x48" Oil on Canvas

SOLD

Represented by the White Dog Gallery located at the Nita Lake Lodge

Therapy 36"x 60" Oil on Canvas

SOLD!

When I go for a hike .... and I hear the sounds of a gentle stream...pick up a nice rock...sit for a few moments....I'm in Therapy

Represented by the White Dog Gallery located at the Nita Lake Lodge

Monday, April 1, 2013

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Streamline 18"x 36" Oil on Canvas

SOLD!

I love the interaction between water and rocks. Detail and distortion.

Represented by the White Dog Gallery located at the Nita Lake Lodge in Whistler, BC.

Coastal Colours 24"x24" Oil on Canvas


Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Great Show....Thanks Everyone!

Thankyou to ALL that came out to my artshow. It was a great success!

Monday, November 12, 2012



Great Food...Great Social...Great Music... Join us for a relaxing afternoon of browsing Dave's recent artworks, sip on some wine or hot apple cider and enjoy the music of "Chaz 'n Gord"(Charlie and Gordie Frie) on sax and standup bass.

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

On the Rocks II 36"x48"

Sold to private collection

Campfire Comfort 36"x36" Oil on Canvas


SOLD
Nothing like an evening campfire.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

"Midway" Mixed media on board 24"x30"

Donated to the Midway Media Project



Inspired to paint this after seeing “The Midway Journey” by Chris Jordan and Jan Vozenilek.
I have called this painting “Midway” not just because of where this atrocity is happening but the word midway also describes a middle course of action or thought. 

Midway Atoll is located near the apex of what is being called the Pacific Garbage Patch, a swirling 
soup of millions of tons of plastic pollution. In fact, much of this plastic can not be seen at all, but it can’t be avoided as it comes ashore on these formerly pristine beaches and in the stomachs of the birds. The islands are literally covered with plastic garbage, illustrating on several levels the interconnectedness and interdependence of the systems on our 
finite planet.

The plastic pieces in this painting are actual items found in an albatross’ stomach.

This painting has been donated to The Midway Media Project.