Lisa Baldwin "Snowflakes"oil on wood panel (cradle)8 X 8 in Lisa Baldwin is an alumni of Saskatchewan's legendary art retreat at Emma Lake and has been exhibited internationally. These works are conceptually simple, yet intensely complex in their detail. They invite the viewer to hold out their hand and touch the tips of the leaves, flowers and grasses as they walk by. Her work is in private collections across Canada and in the United States, Belgium and Hungry. For more

pencil and watercolour on paper

and Bush rabbits for their ability to hide and be still

and certainly anyone in astronomy

"The moon I used for this taken from a local newspaper

"I've only seen a live one once

enjoyed many times - near Algonquin Park

"I've never seen this owl because they are in Eurasia

Moon peers

Coloured Dry point (acrylic)Trial

a Calabi–Yau manifold

Every year I bring my telescope for many nights like this

Drink wine and look at the moon and think of all the civilizations the moon has seen passing by