Just Hanging Out
My crow love continues in this 10 x 20 inch “Just Hanging Out” which is now at Tessera Fine Art Gallery in Wichita.
Watch With Glittering Eyes
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Companions to “Mudbath”
Awhile back I posted about “Mud Bath” which sold, and the new owners wanted companion pieces to hang on either side. These are the two pieces I recently delivered. After letting the crackle paste dry a couple days, … Continued
“Til the Cows Come Home”
The cows are coming home to Tessera Fine Art Gallery! “Til the Cows Come Home” (above) is on a 24 x 24 inch canvas. “Holstein Holiday” is on a 12 x 12 inch canvas. Both can be found later this … Continued
New Exhibit Up!
While my constant space to hang art is Tessera Fine Art Gallery in Wichita, I also try to keep the rest of my art busy being displayed at other venues that have a featured artist for one or two month … Continued
Somerset Apprentice
This week I received the latest issue of Somerset Apprentice where I was published in their “From the Pros” series. Even though I have been selling art for almost five years now, it suddenly feels more official to be called … Continued
“Further Progress”
I am thrilled to have an article in the March/April 2017 issue of Somerset Studio on making my tribute canvases. “Further Progress” is a piece made using the same techniques described in the article, and taught in my upcoming Paying … Continued
Stamp Carving
I have accumulated a number of simple little hand carved stamps over the years that I use in my mixed media art and journals, but would also be great for scrap booking, card making, and a number of other craft … Continued
Home on the Plains
Still enthralled with buffaloes! With this one I was thinking about how everyone thinks of the plains of Kansas as a bit drab, when actually it is teaming with all kinds of beautiful life. As a child I remember being … Continued
How Now Brown Cow?
The latest in my Home on the Range series celebrating Kansas. Of course it has to be titled “How Now Brown Cow”! This particular piece is a tribute to the Kansas farm. On a 12 x 12 stretched canvas with … Continued