Fall 2026 Collection

Welcome to Fall 2026 

This collection of small affordable paintings is totally collector-bait. Have you always wanted to own an original painting? The best time to buy was last year and the second best time is right now.

Want prints? Here’s the link to the collection for prints. 
This is my largest smallest drop. I have 25 paintings under 12 x 16" with 4 x 6" being the smallest.
These are begging to be gifts, or just an excuse to have some good dopamine in your life. Unlike AI, I consumed exactly zero drops of water to make these (hahaha where's my fricking water bottle now? For real.) 
These are my first oil paintings in YEARS. Let's not count, it makes me feel old and I already have gray hairs. 
I used to paint in oil all the time, and I moved away to acrylic. Well, I'm back and I feel like I'm reuniting with an old love. 
Most of these paintings are on cradled panel, making them great for shipping and they look so sharp on the wall. As you can tell by the cool side-shots I tried to get. I'm no photographer, but ya know, that's why you need buy them to test them out for yourself.  

I could talk forever about each painting, instead I’m just going to pick a couple to go in depth about. 

Cottonwood Walk 

Paige, this one’s for you. I was out for a walk with a friend. Our kids are about the same age and like all moms, we say ‘we should go for coffee soon’. Well this is proof we actually DID! It’s a fricking miracle. It was a great day, Paige. Let’s do it again soon.

Drip 

Here’s a link to my Patreon blog about it. I revived my old Patreon because of their stance on not allowing AI scrapers on their sites. This post shows the reference photos that I used and the steps along the way. 

Lil Mushrooms

I took a Fungi and Lichens course up at UNBC with Hughes Massicote. The other day I was voting and I saw him at the Civic Center. It was so great to see my prof because he remembers the paintings that I did when I was still in uni, which was awhile ago now. I still love fungi and lichen and I think of him whenever I’m painting them. 

Three Thirty Six 

This painting cracks me up because I named it after the time of day. If you're from the north, you know how fleeting the daylight is here. This is at 3:36 and the sun is already going down. I absolutely loved the way the light was cast  on the hill and I love this little painting. 

I have a couple other 'time' related winter paintings called Ten Fifty Six and Two O' Seven. 

View from Mt Dickenson

The reference for this painting comes from the amazing Taylor Hansen out of Fort St. James. This is the view from the top of Mt. Dickenson. Growing up in Fort, we climbed this mountain all the time. It was something we did every week for gym class. When I saw Taylor's photo I knew that I had to paint it. Thank you, Taylor!!! 

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