Cottontail Bunny with Violet — Gallery Canvas feathers confident touch that gives this

confident touch that gives this piece its unusual quality

it carries the full weight of what it means for a newborn animal to be alone in the world and somehow exactly where it should be

The martin house — that very human addition to the summer yard — sits in the painting as a promise: the martins will return

A polar bear walks the edge of the Arctic pack ice as the midnight sun hangs low on the horizon — the sky layered in orange

A Cooper's Hawk perches on a dead oak branch

Cottontail Bunny with Violet — Gallery Canvas feathers confident touch that gives thisA newborn cottontail barely larger than a fist, eyes open to a world it has just discovered sits among purple violets, its ears alert, its spotted baby coat still visible. This is as tender as wildlife art gets: the animal so young and so precisely rendered that the viewer instinctively lowers their voice. The violets surrounding it are botanically accurate, each petal placed where a violet petal would actually be. Glen's small mammal studies of young