After the Storm in Temagami — Giclée on Paper Tote Bag the way the male's red

the way the male's red is slightly warmed against the cool blue shadow

He observed them across seasons and painted them with the detail of a naturalist and the eye of a painter

This nesting scene shows the birds at their most vulnerable and most private

the bird completely still in the specific stillness of an incubating bird

this botanical work is one of his most vibrant and distinctive pieces

After the Storm in Temagami — Giclée on Paper Tote Bag the way the male's redThe storm has passed. Shield rock catches the last grey light, black spruce stand wet and still, and the particular quiet that follows a Temagami summer storm settles across the landscape. Glen made this piece in coloured pencil his chosen medium for the northern landscapes he returned to year after year capturing the way the Canadian Shield holds colour differently after rain. Temagami was one of Glen's touchstones. He made extended field trips there