Stalking Lynx — Framed Piece NEW both navigating the great forking

both navigating the great forking branches of a tree that Glen rendered with the same attention he gave the animals

The fleshy leaves

A tiger in close portrait — the face filling most of the canvas

Glen's ability to render a bird in flight convincingly required a complete understanding of wing anatomy and the specific postures of powered versus soaring flight

and blue water

Stalking Lynx — Framed Piece NEW both navigating the great forkingA Canada Lynx advances directly toward the viewer head low, eyes fixed, enormous snowshoe paws lifting and placing with the deliberate silence of a cat that has been hunting this way its entire life. The coloured pencil rendering gives the lynx's winter coat extraordinary depth: the grey ticked fur, the black ear tufts, the pale facial ruff, all built up in layered pencil marks that suggest both the animal's mass and the softness of its dense winter