Saw-Whet Owl in Maple Tree — Giclée on Paper Print Size:14" x 16" and the mitt lying in

and the mitt lying in the snow where the wind had put it

A young raccoon sits at a pond's edge among pickerelweed — the juvenile plumage still fluffy

the dappled rainforest light convincingly rendered

the enormous weight of the animal expressed in every brushstroke

This is one of Glen's most behaviorally precise deer studies: the specific posture of a deer in the moment of attention

Saw-Whet Owl in Maple Tree — Giclée on Paper Print Size:14" x 16" and the mitt lying inA Saw whet Owl perched in a maple in autumn the tiny owl surrounded by turning maple leaves, some still green, some gold, some already brown and falling, the bird completely still and watching from the cover the leaves provide. This is one of Glen's most painterly owl compositions: the leaves are given as much weight as the bird, the composition requiring the viewer to find the owl within the autumn foliage rather than having it presented front and