Reminiscences in the Canadian Wilderness Series
Navigating lagoons in the backwaters of vast reservoirs. Mid-summer twilight in the Canadian North has its own special beauty. The glow fluoresces briefly then plunges into a great deep darkening sky that dominates the landscape. Stars aplenty. On a cool clear night, the splendor of the auroras might cap a few hours of the Great White North at its most benign.

I like dry pastel for the intense colour and glow of the pigment and its layerability.

Materials: dry pastel, charcoal, and pastel pencil on acid-free Mayfair paper
Dimensions: 40 x 26in / 102 x 66cm (unframed)

December 2020

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