Cape HothamCAPE HOTHAM Canvas Gicle, Framed Cornwallis Island, Nunavut, Canada Framed size: M: 19 x 41 $610 In 1930, Group of Seven artist A. Y. Jackson was aboard the Beothic, a supply ship travelling to remote Arctic communities. Passing Cornwallis Island, he saw Cape Hotham jutting up at the oceans edge, and was moved to sketch this landscape. Eighty five years later, I too put pencil to paper while boating past with Inuit guide Randy Nungaq. The hues were

filming and camping

Signs of Fall

Nature’s reward for an afternoon spent at the Firth" - Cory

M: 21” x 39” / $610

I knew then that much more work lay ahead of me back at my studio

as Cory comes face to face with Canada’s highest peak: Mount Logan

developed a painting that will certainly bring back memories for years to come

makes judging distance difficult

Usually we are treated by the sights and sounds of new goslings and little turtles in the waters alongside the road

pull it ashore

Every word and brush stroke speaks to us about empathy

the name of this traditional Inuit travel corridor