“Three Sheets to the Wind” depicts a serene of the rural Newfoundland landscape. The shed brings a rustic touch to the scene. Maybe people are inside having a “shed party.” On the clothesline, three bright and colourful quilts are hung out to dry. One quilt’s colours represent the colours of the old Newfoundland flag. The bold hues of red, yellow green add a cheerful and lively touch to the scene. The quilts are the focal point of the painting, drawing the viewer’s eye towards them and creating a sense of movement and depth. Despite the peaceful setting, the title of the painting “Three Sheets To The Wind” suggests a sense of drunkenness or recklessness which is reflected in the sky. This creates a sense of tension and ambiguity in the painting, leaving the viewer to interpret the scene in their own way. Overall, it’s a vibrant and engaging piece that celebrates the beauty of rural life while also hinting at deeper themes and meanings.