Purple Hills — Framed Piece Framed Prints more naturalistic rendering of the

more naturalistic rendering of the scene as Glen first observed it

His graphite drawing practice

The Saw-whet's plumage is among the most complex in small owl taxonomy: the streaking pattern on the breast

the female's warmth rhyming with the russet of the remaining hips

each one differently positioned

Purple Hills — Framed Piece Framed Prints more naturalistic rendering of theA hay field at harvest in late summer round bales in the foreground, the field gold brown and stubbled, a dense wall of hardwoods to the right, and behind the treeline a single purple hill under a building cloud. This coloured pencil landscape is one of Glen's most quietly Ontario compositions: the baled field, the summer hardwoods, the blue hill in the background it is a view from any number of back roads in Simcoe or Grey County, made specific by