Life Plant — Framed Piece Wildlife and this painting shows why

and this painting shows why — the combination of foreground forest texture

Glen spent years observing raptors both from field sketches and from skin specimens at the Royal Ontario Museum

A beaver at work — dragging a freshly gnawed branch

The columbine appears in Glen's hummingbird compositions as the habitat plant

Glen brought the same observational depth to both

Life Plant — Framed Piece Wildlife and this painting shows whyA Life Plant the succulent Kalanchoe, known for its remarkable ability to propagate from leaf margins rendered in Glen's precise botanical style. The fleshy leaves, the plantlets forming along the leaf edges, the structure of the plant rendered with the same attention to botanical accuracy that Glen brought to all his plant subjects. This is the natural world's resilience made visible, a plant that reproduces itself from every fallen fragment. Glen's