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A new series of artwork celebrating Canadian pride.
Each piece begins with a Canadian postage stamp. From this small square of history, stories unfold. Each illustration uses the stamp not only as a visual anchor but as a gateway into the moments, landscapes, and emotions it evokes. The imagery blossoms outward, revealing memories — real or imagined — tied to Canada's diverse identity. Some works echo childhood memories, others pay homage to history, national achievements, or everyday moments that define Canadian life. The stamps are not just postage — they are portals. |
Lot 29, Concession 10 (ink, WC, Gouache, Cotton Thread, Vintage Dictionary Paper, Stamp) 12x12in © 2025
Out in the Field (ink, wc, vintage papers, cotton thread, stamps) 9x6in ©2025
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Team Puck Toronto (ink, wc, white gelly roll pen, stamp) 3x4in © 2025
Fruit Trees -Gravenstein Apple (ink, WC, stamp) 7x5in © 2025
NHL Zambonis - Toronto Maple Leafs No. 17 (ink, WC, stamp) 6x4in © 2025
Raccoons (ink, wc, white gelly roll pen, stamp) 3x4in © 2025
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London Architecture Series I am honoured to be the recipient of a Local History Award for my significant contributions to raising awareness of local heritage architecture through my drawings, paintings, and publications. The London Heritage Awards are presented annually by the Architectural Conservancy Ontario – London Region and Heritage London Foundation. |
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Save Me Series So you ask, why save an old building? When I look at historic architecture, I see the authentic craftsmanship, the beautiful façades, the character, culture and charm from days gone by. I imagine the stories of the people who lived and worked there. I feel the creative energy within the walls. I believe each and every old building has a soul and she deserves to be saved. Once an old building is destroyed, she is lost forever. |
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Custom Custom hand-drawn illustrations make great gifts! your home your pet your business your favourite vacation spot your choice |
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