Four young raccoons at a summer stream — one hanging from a berry branch above, two at the water's edge examining the shallows, one watching from a mossy bank. The red berries in the tree above are just ripe; the stream below catches the late afternoon light. This is Glen's most complex raccoon composition: four individually characterized animals in a multi-level habitat, each doing something specific and true to raccoon behaviour.
Glen's group compositions demonstrate the additional challenge of painting multiple animals convincingly — each raccoon has its own posture, its own expression, its own relationship to the space. This raccoon family watercolour is one of his most ambitious and warmly received small mammal compositions.
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