Over It–Quarantine Relief
July 30, 2020
Listen, I get it. You’ve had all the binge watching you can handle. You miss having real-time conversations. It’s been nice, but you are over
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Gathering Memories
March 26, 2020
I had to try another one to see if I could get the vision in my head. As often happens, I couldn’t. But the painting
Steeped in Sunshine
March 19, 2020
Sometimes people who don’t paint get the idea that an artist just has an idea, then is able to go right to work and make
Packsaddle Clouds
March 1, 2020
Packsaddle Mountain is a local landmark in my area. The elementary school and multiple local businesses have acquired the same name. It can be seen
Standing Room Only
February 20, 2020
Bluebonnets and Longhorns. What could be more Texian? (Yes, Texian is a word.) These intimidating but adorable longhorn ladies are pets to friends of mine
Garden Shed, Old Home Place
January 27, 2020
When I showed this painting of her garden shed to my mom, she remarked, “that’s how I always WANTED it to look.” Which is a
Consider the Rosemallow
December 14, 2019
As I’ve mentioned before, I often search for poetry specific to my subject as an aid to coming up with a title. This often results
The Bishop’s Contemplation
December 5, 2019
Grounded in comforting sunshine, weighed down with the heavy metal poisoning of a toxic world. Yet here the wind of the Spirit whispers, breathing through
Glorious Stillness
November 28, 2019
There’s no moment quite like coming upon fall color mirrored in still water under a brilliant sky in chilly air while all is silent. I
Fiesta Siesta
November 8, 2019
I’ve been doing all kinds of artsy things, but not really posting for various reasons: mostly because what I have painted hasn’t been that great,