
I bit of inspiration from a Montana road trip. I live in a pretty part of the country. It is a short drive to other beautiful places too!

I bit of inspiration from a Montana road trip. I live in a pretty part of the country. It is a short drive to other beautiful places too!

This large new painting is freshly varnished, waiting on a frame. It will be heading to Robert Lange Studios in Charleston, South Carolina. One of two paintings I will be exhibiting in their “Cloudy” show opening on August 4th.


I put the final layer of color on this dramatic new piece. This painting has taken most of the week to create, worth the time.

I was pleased to hear that this painting was sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. When I shipped this off four months ago we were buried in snow up here in North Idaho. Now summer is blazing away.

I was pleased to learn that this painting was sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. It was an older piece I had nearly forgotten about, a nice surprise.

A new painting in celebration of summer light and the good things.
Excited to be back in the states and more importantly back in my studio. Painting is a solitary adventure I constantly crave.

I am starting a new series of cloud paintings featuring a bit of electricity! I have a number of 11”x14” canvas panels and decided to do a deep dive on the subject. If I am still excited upon their completion I may do a very large painting on the theme. I follow my own enthusiasm always.

This surreal dreamscape is framed and available through RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon.
Another look at this painting. A look at it in the studio in video form. I find myself “stuck” in Europe due to a family medical emergency. I was eager to get back to my work in the studio but life is filled with the unexpected.


A brief visit to Aarhus in Denmark. I was on a Viking Cruise and had an afternoon to explore this city. Not nearly enough time to see the city or the absolutely stunning art museum. it famously has a rainbow ring around the top that you can stroll through if you are not too afraid of heights!
Boy – Ron Mueck, 1999

