Dolphin — Gallery Canvas scarves the same careful study from

the same careful study from specimens and field observation

Mount Rundle rises above Vermilion Lake in this 1992 coloured pencil landscape — the great tilted limestone slab of the mountain's east face filling the upper half of the canvas

a saguaro flower just to its right

Glen's insect studies demonstrate his belief that everything in the natural world deserves the same quality of attention — not just the charismatic mammals and the striking birds

the snow in shadow is cooler than the snow in light

Dolphin — Gallery Canvas scarves the same careful study fromTwo Mahi mahi Dorado cut through turquoise shallows, one breaking the surface into white foam, the other slicing deeper below. The electric yellow green and cobalt blue of the Dorado's flanks are among the most vivid colours in all of oceanic wildlife, and Glen caught them at the moment they're most intense: mid hunt, fully lit, the water around them throwing back the sky. This is another of Glen's departures from his Canadian northern subjects the