Ruby Crowned Kinglet - Tote Bag waves Glen made this piece in

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

Mallard ducklings — a cluster of them

The cubs' postures are exactly right — the one rearing is doing what bear cubs do when they want to look bigger

The rocks at low tide near Halifax — barnacle-encrusted

Glen's field notes at the lower left record the specimen: Alces alces andersoni

Ruby Crowned Kinglet - Tote Bag waves Glen made this piece inTwo Ruby crowned Kinglets on a hemlock branch one with the ruby crown patch just visible, both rendered with the fine brush precision that the species demands. The Ruby crowned Kinglet is one of Canada's smallest songbirds, a bird easily overlooked in the field but extraordinarily detailed up close. This 1987 watercolour shows Glen at his finest in the small bird genre: the kinglets are exactly the right size relative to the hemlock branches, the