Murals

Living Spirit of Yukon Spirit, acylic on canvas spanning 7 x 16 feet. If you go up to the second floor of the Whitehorse Visitors Reception Center, these panel dominate the main wall coming into the Yukon Government Arts Branch.

This medley of images refect my winter of 1993-1994 out in the Wernecke mountains located 50 miles by skidoo northeast of Keno City on the Beaver River. Trips to Braine Creek, the Wind and the Bonnetplume Rivers were experiences I will never forget. Of course the photos do no justice to the originals.

Murals
public commissions, exhibit dioramas. experience since 1989 speaks of talent and demand with a speedy quality product. Clients: Canada Winter Games, City of Whitehorse, Yukon Cultural Services, Museums in the Yukon, Keno City Yukon
	A Step Back in Time 1924: 12 x 32 foot acylic on twelve 4 x 8 foot plywood panels. Four months in 2000 saw me in paint from top to bottom as these panels emerged in a garage located in Keno City. You cannot miss this view if you look left just as you approach the Keno City Mining Museum. You are invited to see me June-August in Keno where the garage is now a studio gallery workhop space open to you who are challenged by going off the beaten track to seek the Keno adventure.
	Living Spirit of Yukon Spirit, acylic on canvas spanning 7 x 16 feet. If you go up to the second floor of the Whitehorse Visitors Reception Center, these panel dominate the main wall coming into the Yukon Government Arts Branch. This medley of images refect my winter of 1993-1994 out in the Wernecke mountains located 50 miles by skidoo northeast of Keno City on the Beaver River. Trips to Braine Creek, the Wind and the Bonnetplume Rivers were experiences I will never forget. Of course the photos do no justice to the originals.