I'm included in a fascinating article "Protecting Nayaano Nibiimaang Gichigamiin" written by Canadian Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Jill Heinerth. It's about the Great Lakes watershed and highlights the journey along the lakes and its influence on the people living near it! I'm so fortunate to be able to enjoy the great lakes on and under the water.
In an interview with X-Ray magazine's Gunild Syme, I'm able to sit and actually reflect on the journey of becoming a diver and artist - a journey that's been intertwined but being able to look back by speaking about my art and seeing it arranged as they've done so, gives me perspective and is very gratifying for me as an artist. I hope you enjoy this glimpse into my motivations, why I paint and what it's been like capturing the world underwater for me.Â
Announcing the official opening of the Shark Trust UK's exhibition, "Oceanic 31" at Trebah Gardens in Falmouth UK! The work of 31 artists including mine, will be on display there as its first stop in this travelling exhibition.Â
"Soaring Squadron" is done and this painting is heading to the the Shark Trust's UK's offices as part of the traveling exhibition "Oceanic 31" this summer! Get all the details and show dates to see this and 30 other original artworks highlighting marine species on the endangered list.
I recently attended the Niagara Divers Association Annual Shipwrecks Symposium on my birthday and had an amazing time! As an avid scuba diver and lover of all things underwater, I was thrilled to attend this event with other staff from Dan's Dive Shop. The presentations were fantastic, covering topics from the wrecks of the Great Lakes to recent discoveries and expeditions.
