William loves horses, calves, tie-down roping, and the rodeo way of life.  

His love of tie-down roping began at about five years old because of his hero Joe Beaver winning the championship in 1994 at the Calgary Stampede.  

Clearly an element comes to life in one of his acrylic paintings.

   William has seen three rodeos in his life and those were in Calgary, Las Vegas and Florida.  William will one day join the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and will tie-down rope forever at the NFR and beyond, especially after 99 years of age and even also, 112 years of age, too.

While the different viewers look at the different details are hallmarks of William’s acrylic paintings, passion for his  different subjects adds the depth to each piece he creates.

Through some of his acrylic artwork William really hopes to share with his viewers the action, thrill, and emotion of a self-portrait of himself in action in a tie-down roping image and also a bit of life in the west.

William has published his first book called "What A Cowboy!" and from 2021 to 2022, it took William two years to get the book right with the right images and captions showing what cowboys do and has sold some copies at the Antigonish 5 Cents To 1 Dollar Store and also the Curious Cat Books & Tea in Antigonish also, as well, too.

If William could only watch and compete in one sport for the rest of his life what would it be as if the answer for William back would be indoor tie-down roping is the only answer and lifestyle forever for all cowboys.