Clyde Merch

The nouveau logo of Brigadoon Pugs & French Bulldogs in Clyde River, Nova Scotia.

Ride or Die—for that deep & true love

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Tanker departing Loch Long heads into the Firth of Clyde, Scotland

Well, sort of

romantic drama queen and movie

Lucky Duck

Ailsa Craig through the mist and rain. Firth of Clyde, Scotland. Ailsa Craig is an island in the outer Firth of Clyde, 16 km (8+1⁄2 nmi) west of mainland Scotland, upon which microgranite has long been quarried to make curling stones.

This original photographic image has been vectorized to give a beautiful painterly feel and shows two gulls enjoying the winter sunshine and the view of the river Clyde in Glasgow.

Shipping on the Clyde by John Atkinson Grimshaw, 1881. Oil on canvas.

The ferry 'Argylle' making its way over the Firth of Clyde to the Isle of Bute, Scotland

The Tall Ship on the River Clyde, Glasgow.

This original photographic image has been vectorized to give a beautiful painterly feel and shows the view under a bridge in Glasgow spanning the river Clyde.

This Netflix series has captured everyone's attention recently: The Serpent. The story based on the life of Charles Sobhraj, the serial killer, and his girlfriend Marie Andree Leclerc.

Original 16x20in acrylic on stretched canvas. A piece from my evolution series. These are born of elements created in water color, photographed, digitally composed and sent to a printer. Upon return on stretched canvas, embellished with acrylic paint and acrylic gel medium with texture.

Glasgow city reflections taken during the blue hour to compliment the ambient light against the city lights, I waited untill i got a night with hardle any wind to achieve maximum reflections.

queen and slim legacy

A very peaceful orange sunset on the waters of Prestwick Beach, Scotland. On this evening it was a bit foggy, which gave the whole setting a mystical look.

Glasgow sunset over the River Clyde.

Original 20x16in acrylic stretched canvas. Another of the evolution series, as humans we all experience broken promises, lost loves in life's journey. Some of us never recover and other's evolve into better persons, and find new loves!

Turnberry, South Ayrshire, Scotland, June 2013

Original 11x14in oil on canvas panel. A quiet walk through a green garden just after sunset, when the nightfall is moving in. My daughter Erika provided the reference photo.

Original 15x11in pen and ink 140lbs paper. Based on and inspired by the nostalgic radio play "Three Skeleton Keys" from the series aired March 17, 1950. A pulp radio art series illustration, digitally enhanced.

Original 11x15in watercolor on 140lbs paper. Beautiful flowers sitting in a sunny window brightens the spirit.

Original 15x11in pen and ink 140lbs paper. Inspired by the radio series The Shadow, "who knows what's in men's hearts." A pulp radio art illustration is digitally enhanced.

Another digitally enhanced design from hand-painted artwork for apparel and home decor products.

Original 11x15in watercolor pen and ink 140lbs paper. Inspired by the old-time radio series "Bold Venture". A pulp radio art digitally enhanced illustration.

"Why should I split this swag with him?"

Original 16x20in oil on stretched canvas. An appropriate name for this piece. Roses have always honored our Mother Mary. Just look in the phone book and count the many ladies with the name Rosa Maria!

Original 14x11in watercolor pen and ink 140lbs paper. Urban life, traffic, horns, city sounds, sitting waiting for the stoplight to change. Modern city-dwellers folly!

Original 14x11in acrylic canvas panel, Something different! After creating so many tight fist illustrative paintings. It was complete pleasure to freely slap paint on the canvas with a palette knife, and play with color, of sunrise on the bay of Naples Italy.

Original 5x7in water color pen and ink on 140lbs paper. Another doodle of a rose, for inspiration.

Original 11x14in oil on canvas panel. Catching a mean ol' catfish can be very exciting. A throwback to my youth.

Original 11x15in watercolor 140lbs paper. Once a fishing boat full for the seagulls to swoon over. Now old and broken, but still full of anticipation for the seagull.

Original 08x10in oil canvas panel. An oil sketch from a photograph of the outside of the gallery in Venice Italy where my artwork was on exhibition.