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Reach (print)
$25.00
I call this “Reach.” Who doesn’t get that warm feeling, even on the coldest of days, when you’re out on the skating rink behind City Hall enjoying the beautiful sights and sounds of winter? Yes, winter is here! Brrrr! It’s getting colder! But let’s get out and enjoy it! What are your plans leading up...
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Mom’s Toy Closet
$25.00
"Mom's Toy Closet"This is a little watercolour sketch of a childhood memory.When I was in kindergarten we learned how to tie shoes. I caught on quickly, but felt that I needed to practice to be sure that I had it. So when I got home I went into my mother's closet and tied all of...
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Indian Summer - print
$25.00
"Indian Summer" This is one of my signature pieces. Flash back to many years ago - I was in the lobby of the Chateau Laurier hotel in Ottawa. There was a small art gallery there. I went inside, where I saw an amazing painting by Jean-Paul Lemieux. I was fascinated by his style. I did...
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Alley On Union Street - 8 x 10 print
$25.00
Alley On Union Street - Sketch David Dossett is the owner and an artist of Martello Alley. He captures wonderful moments of quiet reflection through his imagery of nature and his home town of Kingston, Ontario. He also engages us to think about simpler times of youthful innocence with his whimsical paintings of children playing.This...
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The Brooklyn (large print)
$45.00
The Brooklyn (print) is now available at Martello Alley. Unfortunately the Brooklyn is closing at the end of April, when their lease is up. The Brooklyn was Kingston’s biggest craft beer experience. In addition to the impressive line up of local brews, The Brooklyn featured theme nights and the highly popular Thinking and Drinking Pub...
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Too Cold for Ice Cream
$300.00
I’ve been taking a bit of a break from painting winter scenes. This one is a 12” × 12” acrylic titled "Too Cold for Ice Cream." It captures a late fall day when the ice cream shop has already closed for the season—apparently it’s just a little too cold for a cone. Winter is clearly...
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La Colline small print
$15.00
La Colline - print Who remembers those simpler times when we were all young? It snowed the night before, in fact it snowed Friday night. That meant that you had all weekend to enjoy tobogganing at the nearby golf club, which was transformed into the most popular winter attraction. Throngs of kids would show up...
