What's New From Wayne's Studio:  April 23, 2023: just released, three of the six new paintings. All six are unique and beautiful. Please see the top row in "Latest Batch of Paintings" for the current (3) new paintings. Now available: four floral paintings and two landscapes are limited edition Giclee prints. There are now four of Wayne's paintings being enjoyed on the other side of the world, in Australia. Thank you to a special customer.

Wayne's Paintings Now on Display at The Art Emporium at 15115 Stony Plain Road. Lots of free parking in the back. Come and enjoy all kinds of local art.

NOTE: As of May 1, 2023 Wayne has sold 184 original paintings through the Old Strathcona Arts Emporium! (Also 26 prints). A continuing thank you to my wonderful customers and the Emporium!

You can view and purchase Wayne's art and his book at The Art Emporium at 15115 Stony Plain Road in Edmonton. If you see a painting you may like on this website, e-mail me and I will make sure it is on display at The Arts Emporium (with 'On Hold' until you view it).

My nonfiction book, "Really, Granddad?" is available at Daisy Chain Book, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Google, Apple, Audrey's Books, etc. View book details on this site: click here

My second book, 'That Summer in Jasper Park" is being readied for publishing. Stay tuned.

 Check the top three rows of the "Latest Batch of Paintings" for new painting releases. New paintings are also listed and displayed under their type lists such as Landscape, Figurative, Floral, etc.

Bonnie Casault has written a poem for young people called 'Colors'. It uses Wayne's paintings to enhance the beauty of the prose. It is in the form of a Powerpoint video. Click here on the youtube video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWf9PHYjqTc

Many of my paintings are rich with texture. "Morning Coffee" shown on the right side is an example. It is a joy to see it. The texture holds your eye and makes the viewing enjoyable. Another "eye candy" example is "Trudging Home, Three" (the street lamp painting in the middle). You can just imagine slogging through the fresh snow down a quiet street.

The painting shown on the immediate left is my painting of a Vincent van Gogh composition. The right side painting called "Morning Coffee" is Wayne's composition created in a "van Gogh style".