Treeline was painted by Marthe Scott, of Midland, Ontario. Marthe was a participant in the Basic Basic class at Grise Fine Art Studio Gallery in April, 2012.

Angus of seals and whales and other tales, writes, " We are the Boogie-Woogie Penguin Boys of Penetanguishene. You may like us in the flesh, certainly in the scene. We put our left foot in and our right foot out. We boogie - woogie round the i...

This is the view from my attic studio. I am looking out over Penetang Bay towards Magazine Island and Discovery Harbour.

This abstracted watercolor painting is loosely based on a photo I took at our local Elmvale Zoo. The piece is finished with a protective varnish.

This 6x6 inch painting is set into a deep wooden frame that makes it perfect for sitting on a bookshelf or table.

This abstracted watercolor painting is loosely based on an arrangement of maple leaves that I gathered while camping at our local Awenda Provincial Park. The piece is finished with a protective varnish.

This little one is so intent on what she is doing that she has probably burried her other shoe.

This little guy has found a treasure at the beach.

Here is a little one helping her family to build sand castles.

This painting was done from an original oil sketch that was in turn done en plein air in Tory Hill, near Haliburton. The site is a favourite spot for student's of plein air painting.

Framed

This was painted while out with a group of plein air painters. We stopped at a local antique store and found a variety of interesting things to paint. Here I have included an eclectic assortment of items - a canoe, paddles, a brass bed frame, chair a...

This painting was inspired during a drive through the hills of Medonte, in Ontario. I loved the way the after-harvest corn rows still stood straight and in formation.

This was a nice shady spot behind the restaurant "Mad Michael's" in Wyebridge, Ontario. I was out painting with a group. Unframed.

This abstracted sunset painting is loosely based on a photo I took while visiting Craigleith Provincial Park.