Black Bear and Honey Bees — Framed Piece Frame:White and coloured pencil — applying

and coloured pencil — applying a luminous green-and-gold background that lifts the figure off the page

This coloured-pencil landscape captures the particular quality of Ontario autumn seen from elevation: the sheer volume of colour in every direction

The Life Plant earned its common name from exactly this property

Glen's botanical studies demanded the same field discipline as his wildlife work — close observation

luminous watercolour washes for the atmospheric background and tighter

Black Bear and Honey Bees — Framed Piece Frame:White and coloured pencil — applyingA full grown black bear tears into a rotting stump, head thrown back, completely indifferent to the cloud of bees rising around it. It is one of the oldest scenes in the Canadian wilderness bear and bees, a negotiation that always ends the same way. Glen captured it with the watercolour looseness and confidence of an artist who has spent enough time in the boreal to know exactly what this looks like in afternoon light. The surrounding vegetation