If you would like to arrange a home studio visit in Tsawwassen or meet me at my gallery in Vancouver, please email or text me and we can set something up.
Phone: 604-916-1676 Email: [email protected]
Phone: 604-916-1676 Email: [email protected]
NEW FROM MY STUDIO

"Whale Music"
GNAY summons a new Southern Resident killer whale population. Simply known as G Pod, these playful orcas will amaze and delight whether in their native waters or on your wall.Yes, that is a Fat Tug.

"Kits Beach Revisited"
A quiet stroll along the shoreline of my mind. Do you remember playing on the train? It's now at the Yaletown Roundhouse Community Centre.

"Early Kerrisdale Morning"
Friday night Jr. A hockey, public skating, concerts, and "All Star Wrestling" all happened at "The Arena" during GNAY's formative Kerrisdale years. Fondly remembering it all.
The painting is SOLD but limited edition prints, and giclees are available.
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"Home Theatre"
A throwback to both my youth and my more thought-provoking self, the Stanley replays a staring role as a movie theatre. Tomorrow is today as Kubrick meets the Lord on the pavement of Vancouver's South Granville Street. Surround Sound abounds.
This painting is headed to Granville Island's Federation Gallery's prestigious "Scenes from Canada" exhibition, February 11 - March 2.

"Industrial Arts and Crafts (Final Voyage)"
The final installment of my False Creek sail by series. This one features a dragon boat which are a common sighting up the creek.

"Loma 100"
Created for the 100th anniversary of the Meralaoma Club, this painting explores GNAY's early rugby days where the bar and the dartboard were as much of a draw as the pitch.

"Longliner"
Boat-market-table, featuring one of Granville Island's original tenants. Originally a First Nation's fishing site, the public market has been a Vancouver fixture since 1979.

"Wheat Kings and Pretty Things"
GNAY goes back to the farm in this exploration of his prairie roots. Alterative title: Wheatfield with Crows Revisited.

"White Rock Pier Walk"
A recent commission with the help of White Rock photographer, Wilma Maki. The sun sets on another wonderful, White Rock Pier Walk.

"The Village Harbour"
Steveston village's boardwalk walk. From the Gulf of Georgia Cannery to the Britannia Shipyard, history and harbour become one. Don't forget your fish and chips!

"Hello Vancouver!"
Welcome to Vancouver's English Bay. The mountains, the architecture, the art, and the barge!

"The Gathering"
Westham Island welcomes the annual snow geese migration. Alfred Hitchcock would have loved this one!

"The Canyon"
Take a dip into the cool waters of Lynn Canyon Park. I did, and so did fellow FCA artist Frederick Varley. He shacked up there with his girlfriend in the early 1930s. I just went for a hike with my wife.

"Fly Over Delta"
Join me and the snow geese as we fly north for the summer. The view is better up here. honk, honk.

"Walk through the Valley"
What Valley? The Valley of Death? Of course not! This is my view of Campbell Valley Regional Park.
Take a walk in the woods without leaving your couch - limited edition prints and prints on canvas are now available for order. Email, text or call for details.
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What Valley? The Valley of Death? Of course not! This is my view of Campbell Valley Regional Park.
Take a walk in the woods without leaving your couch - limited edition prints and prints on canvas are now available for order. Email, text or call for details.
[email protected] 604-916-1676

"Beach Grove Store"
Framed Limited Edition Prints
Now Available!
Check with me for details:
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PHONE or TEXT: 604-916-1676

It's Just Lunch
History, art history, and my history all play a role in this deceptively simple Kerrisdale vignette.
Please text, call or email for print and canvas sizes and prices starting at $60
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"BURRVILLA"
Located in Delta's Deas Island Regional Park, this 1905 Queen Anne Revival is now a GNAY revival. Now home to the provinces largest bat colony, the Burrs (including Raymond of Perry Mason fame) have moved on and the mansion faces an uncertain future.
PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE
Call, text, or email for pricing.
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"Fly Over Vancouver"
From Granville Island to Grouse Mountain, discover my Vancouver without leaving your couch. From my mind to your wall.

"Gallant and Beyond"
Arts and eats on Deep Cove's Gallant Avenue.

"The Beach Store"
A fixture on English Bluff since 1930. For me, a source of many memories and just as many treats!
This painting plus prints and cards are all available for home delivery or pick up at my new driveway drive thru.
Call, text, or email if interested
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"Vancouver Affordable Housing"
Vancouver housing prices got you down? One of these prints will light up any room. Now available in super small to suit tiny homes.

"Float Home Study"
I got tired of waiting for photos from my friends with boats, so I did this from memories and dreams. ie I made it up!
Limited Edition Prints from $60

"Summer Breeze"
A day at the beach with all the trimmings: Towel, air mattress, umbrella, cooler, and of course waiting freighters.
ATTENTION COLLECTORS - Limited Edition Print 1/100 (12 X 16) is available for $90
I usually keep #1 for my own collection, but I thought I would offer this one up.
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"Border Town"
My late Grandfather's Buick crosses the line at the old Boundary Bay border post with Maple Beach playing the leading role in another GNAY Point Roberts, "land without time", vignette. No wait. No, wait.
If you are interested in this painting or a print of it please call or email me:
604-916-1676
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40x30 print on canvas $345
limited edition prints from $60

"Motel Mountain Money Madness"
A Mount Pleasant mountain view motel vignette. The things this motel has seen! Inside and out.

"The Lion's Gate"
The bridge that beer built! Only one lane open in your direction, no worries, just relax and enjoy my view!
The painting is SOLD, but Limited Edition Prints are available in three sizes.

"My Night at the Nat"
Memories and musings meet at a favourite childhood haunt at the foot of Little Mountain. "It's like deja vu all over again" - Yogi Berra
Original Painting and Limited Edition Prints
now available.

"Kits Pool Wind Swimmer"
The iconic Kits Pool weather vane swimming laps high above the pool deck. Bathers by Seurat - English Bay by GNAY.
Original Painting and Limited Edition Prints
now available.

"Where Do The Children Play?"
Another painting named after a Cat Steven's song title. He wrote this at a time when people were just beginning to get concerned about the environment. Now, almost 50 years later, we're sorry we didn't listen. Maybe you will look.

"A Walk In The Park"
Beer meets bird as Blue meets Blue on my winter walk through Boundary Bay Regional Park. Birds of a feather...

"GARNICA"
More thought-provoking than whimsical, this glimpse into Vancouver's future suggests climate change isn't all fun and games. The crow knows.
Buy this painting and get carbon credits!

"Church of the Holy Ghost at TFN"
Ever since I was a boy, The Holy Ghost has always been my Holy Trinity favourite. So, when I saw this small church on a TFN bike ride I decided to paint it, with a little help from Emily Carr.
"Teach a Man to Fish"
A Gulf Island harbour named for a sacred Indian river hosts an ancient Chinese proverb. I see the fish, but where's the man?
The pub, no doubt.

"On the Drive"
My first impressions of ARTS OFF MAIN's new Commercial Drive neighbourhood. Very eclectic, vibrant, and interesting. "Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."

"Tanzen Tsatsu"
A bird's eye view of Tsawwassen Beach. A quiet convergence of nature, industry, and art. GNAY Livingston Seagull.

"Sorry Lot Full"
My reworked view from Jericho Beach. Waiting freighters enjoying the view from the most magnificent parking lot in the world. Are you?

"The Swimmer"
Inspired by a West Vancouver Archives photo of the Kingsman Pool in 1954, this painting became a nod to the great John Cheever short story of the same name. "He may have been compared to a summer's day, particularly the last hours of one."
"River Dance"
A retro river romp. Past and present converge on the mighty Fraser. My father's final, final approach.
A retro river romp. Past and present converge on the mighty Fraser. My father's final, final approach.

"Trans Am Totem" or "Cars meet Carr"
Newest in my Vancouver Biennale Series, Marcus Bowcott's magnificent False Creek sculpture relocated into an old growth forest by the brush of GNAY. Cars meets Carr (Emily, that is).

"Longer Boats"
My view of the White Rock beach with the help of Mother Nature, Cat Stevens, and Vincent van Gogh.
This original painting was exhibited at the Federation of Canadian Artists - "Scenes from Western Canada Exhibition" - September 12-24, 2017
Sorry this painting has just SOLD - Limited Edition Prints still available
"I guess my view, is their view!" - GNAY - Rolling Stone September 2017
If you are staying in a high end Vancouver hotel, check out my spread in the ESSENTIAL VANCOUVER magazine.
Or, if you are just sitting at home here is the link - pages 62-66