Living the Landscape

The first three steps in painting New Mexico landscapes with acrylic paint on canvas.

How Interesting…..Deja vu

In reviewing 2020, I had no idea what would seem of significance to me in my artistic development. It turns … More

I spent a great deal of time thinking about what to address next in my artistic review. I selected an … More

The ravens have landed in the AVIARY…a place for all things bird.. and are now available online. the RAVEN SPEAKS … More

The COVID Series paintings are now available in my online shop, and ship for free with coupon code HOLIDAYFREE. I … More

Can’t decide what to give? Give ART to someone special or to yourself…more to come…a few more days…from the studio

A preview of my smalls to give or get…more to come soon…from the studio

Oh how things change! These two pieces are sitting in silence at Tapestry Gallery in Madrid, NM because non-essential businesses … More

This week has just flown by! I completed two palette knife paintings and am really enjoying working this way. The … More

As I previously mentioned, I spent a great deal of time developing a presentation that I like for my small … More

This painting, NIGHT LIGHTS, started as an exercise in developing my skills with a palette knife. I had a few … More

My latest New Mexico landscape, very close to my heart, painted with saturated colors and passion. These colors are mine…easy … More

The first Cold Front at Taos Plateau painting sold, so I did another, brighter version using lighter clouds pushing against … More

LOOKING WEST is a new painting, delivered last week to Earthen Vessel Gallery in Durango, CO. Breaking my attraction to … More

Ah…Purple Rain, or any rain! I wanted to do a fun and colorful piece while I was camping in the … More

I think this painting reflects what I have been seeing around Santa Fe for an entire month. The rain threatens…lots … More

This painting was a risk for me. The entire palette is much darker than I usually use. At times, I … More

This is the second piece I added to the gallery last week. I planned on painting a quiet piece and … More

Waldo Canyon Wind is the painting that sat on my easel for about three days while I contemplated what I … More

Some things don’t go as planned, but take a turn…this time for the better. I began this painting, as I … More