CrowDrypoint and Crayon 11 14 V E 2009 22X24 in. This piece is unframed. "Crows are a recurring subject for me. I like them as an intelligent creature. There are many in the city that sit in the trees in our backyard. In this piece I like the way the crayon sits differently against the paper, on the surface unlike watercolour. The colour red goes well with black, its like celebrating the crow." RY

pencil and watercolour on paper

"A philosophical expression of a sunflower garden

Mother bears are the most fearsome

Burton remained friends with A

you can see a part of the Big Dipper

"From the time we stayed at Margo's cottage

12 X 36 in

Gordon co-created the beloved syndicated cartoon

Hand Painted coloured woodcut

oak leaves and acrylic on canvas

This one struck me as a version of my own family ties from my Dads side

acrylic and old school stars on board