
Nature and art are both free of sentimentality, somehow I am not.

Nature and art are both free of sentimentality, somehow I am not.

Final capture of this painting that I am prepping for my upcoming Vashon Island exhibit.

Clarity as the clouds embrace the light.

A painting from early February of this year. I sold this one through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Drawing deep the air is cold water. The wind numbing it shutters my fear. A little peace while the sun is shining.

Shipping this painting to RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon! They have kept a nice display of my work after my show wrapped. Excited to maintain a presence in Astoria!

Where has the summer gone? I am working on pieces for an October show and already dreading summers departure. Dig deep, that’s all there is to do.

This one of two paintings I have at Gallery MAR Carmel in Carmel, California. I dropped in to check out the gallery when I was on my California vacation. Great gallery in a cool town!

This is a little fire painting I did exactly one year ago today! It happens to be Fathers Birthday and it seems like a great image to post on this day!
On an amusing side note someone on Instagram said they wished I would do video game art because it would be amazing. I did that for 25 years… it wasn’t as fun as it sounds.

We get some pretty dramatic storms in North Idaho. Lightning is always exciting if not a little terrifying. It has inspired imagery I have considered playing around with for a while… starting small with this one.