White-tailed Deer Portrait — Framed Piece wildlife the lynx's amber eye holding

the lynx's amber eye holding both satisfaction and wariness

A crow in full flight above a winter Ontario landscape — the bird graphite-black against a pale sky

the brown-and-white streaked plumage rendered with the fine-brush patience that this tiny bird demands

This coloured pencil landscape is one of Glen's most quietly Ontario compositions: the baled field

the texture of the bark

White-tailed Deer Portrait — Framed Piece wildlife the lynx's amber eye holdingA Whitetail Fawn in close portrait the spotted coat, the large liquid eye, the expression of alert innocence that makes fawn portraits among the most universally beloved images in wildlife art. Glen rendered the fawn's distinctive spotted coat with complete precision: the spots are not decorative but camouflage, positioned to break up the fawn's outline in dappled light, and Glen placed them accordingly. This portrait is more intimate than Glen's full