Leaping Cottontail (Black)Drypoint 3 5 Hand coloured Artist Proof 2008 20X28 in. This piece is unframed. "I inked it in black then experimented with wiping some brown on. Only did 5 of these. Jack rabbits and Bush rabbits (Cottontail) were on our farm in Saskatchewan. I've always admired Jack rabbits for their speed, and Bush rabbits for their ability to hide and be still. Bush rabbits are very good to eat in summer or fall. I don't eat them any more, partly from guilt. In

soon followed by the return of robins

drypoint and colour on paper

curator for the 2002 Ottawa Art Gallery’s Trottier’s Self-Portraits exhibition said they were 'a means to investigate particular states of his own mind

and paint on plywood

found paper and acrylic on canvas

" To see this view you need to wake up at 530 am

our nieghbour used to let us go visit on his property

Clive Tesar is an Ottawa based educator and contractor in Arctic communications and policy

one of the largest and most abundant fish on the Ottawa river system is a Muskie - so I choose that to depict

"Even though there is gloom around us all the time we always have music to help

which is why I titled it Blue X

In early 1893