To See Takes Time

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Please enjoy my “flipbook” portfolio of the paintings in my exhibit at Blue Star Gallery in Asheville, NC, opening Saturday, May 23, 2026. Click on the LINK BELOW and open on as big a screen as you can. (Mobile phone … Continued

The Tonic of Wilderness

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I invite you to take some time to slow down, grab a cup of tea (coffee?  wine?) and enjoy my flipbook of some of this past year’s paintings. Perhaps my favorite part of the book is the first page where … Continued

Song of Wyoming

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March 17, 2024  As most of you know by now, but some may not – my painting, Song of Wyoming, was chosen as the winner of the Spirit of Wyoming art competition, sponsored by Jackson Hole Still Works and the … Continued

A Year in Color

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  I’ve created another e-book for you to enjoy at your leisure.  Grab a cup of tea and take your time viewing your own personal gallery, and remember: “Take time to do what makes your soul happy”.   Click on this … Continued

From Inspiration to Painting

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I am often asked how an idea becomes a painting. (Sometimes it is a mystery even to me!)  Since I am better with pictures than words, I will let this booklet give you a peek into my process. View the … Continued

THE POLLINATOR PROJECT

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                                Updated February 20, 2023  (originally posted October 2, 2020)  POLLINATOR PROJECT (I hope worth the read):    In August 2020 I learned of the  … Continued

Blown Away

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June 20, 2022   BLOWN AWAY – almost.  The Plein Air Fest at the National Museum of Wildlife Art is always – almost – quite a fun time.  In order to give the artists their best shot at a high quality … Continued

Out On A Limb

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          December 22, 2021  Every now and again an artist goes out on a limb.  That is what I am doing, again, at this time in my artistic career.  First you knew me as a traditional … Continued