Welsh corgi commission

This is a painting I was commissioned to do by some young friends of mine... I've combined a Québec landscape and the Welsh corgi image (he was the star of the thing; a present for the anniversary of the father who owned the dog...) I've used a lot of "fire orange" and it seems that the father liked the present. Sometimes, I feel like Real Lessard, le québecois who was, along Van Meegeren and David Stein, a grand faussaire... He had a billionaire who quite regularly came to him and tell him his dreams, his visions... And Lessard, who was also a great artist not only a faussaire (it takes a lot of talent to be a faussaire, you know...) put the billionaire's vision on big canvases... and that one paid him 100000 $ or 200000 $... I could do the same, given the right conditions. But ou sont les milliardaires d'antan?

Tundra

In ten years I was but once fishing in the Quebec tundra. It was an unforgettable experience and I did 2-3 watercolor and a lot of photos... No fish was catch by me, personally... This is what I've done after one of those photos, with my friend's Stephan silhouette in the foreground (I still have to paint another 20-30 landscapes)...

It's a 8" x 11" acrylics and watercolor on Fabriano 300 g paper. contact me if interested...

The wolf is coming...

Autumn is in the air... Yesterday started raining and there are plenty of earth and vegetal fragrances... It gives me the creeps (but not in a totally unpleasant way...) So, I've imagined I'm a white horse on a full moon night...

This is a 9" x 12" acrylic on cardboard High Art. Email me if interested.

Note 20 of September 2007: Sold. Replica could be comissioned.

An exception...

... something a bit older, but of which I'm kind of proud, a lanscape from Waterville, a small town near Sherbrooke where I lived a couple a years back...

It's a 24 x 36 inches acrylics on canvas, my old landlord owns it (but I can always make a better replica...)