Je suis canadien / i am canadian
A collection featuring portraits of Canada’s most prominent and endangered wildlife
cardinal rouge
A brilliant Red Cardinal, one of Canada’s most distinctly plumed birds. Cherokee myth says that the Sun gave birth to the first red bird, making the cardinal her daughter.
Medium: Watercolour gouache on Strathmore cold press watercolour paper 140 lbs.
Dimensions: 11”x15”
Lynx du canada
Resembling a very large domestic cat, the Canada Lynx is a medium-sized cat characterized by its long ear tufts, flared facial ruff, and short, bobbed tail with a completely black tip.
Medium: Watercolour gouache on Strathmore cold press watercolour paper 140 lbs.
Dimensions: 11”x15”
pacific tree frog
The Pacific Tree Frog is considered a keystone species and an indicator species. It keeps local insect populations in check will providing food for snakes, fish, and birds.
Medium: Watercolour gouache on Strathmore cold press watercolour paper 140 lbs.
Dimensions: 11”x15”
broad-billed hummingbird
Featured with the Alberta Rose, the Broad-billed Hummingbird is new to Ontario and Canada. The male's vivid red bill, emerald body, and glittering sapphire throat sets it apart from other hummingbird species.
Medium: Watercolour gouache on Strathmore cold press watercolour paper 140 lbs.
Dimensions: 3 sheets 5.5”x8.5”
l'orignal
Four subspecies are found in Canada. They live in every province and territory except Prince Edward Island.
Medium: Watercolour gouache on Strathmore cold press watercolour paper 140 lbs.
Dimensions: 11”x15”
Ours Blanc
Stereotyped as being aggressive, these bears are non-territorial. They are more cautious than confrontational, and usually choose to escape rather than fight.
Medium: Watercolour gouache on Strathmore cold press watercolour paper 140 lbs.
Dimensions: 11”x15”