
I have a fondness for desolation and solitude. The warmth and light in this piece is all the companionship needed.

I have a fondness for desolation and solitude. The warmth and light in this piece is all the companionship needed.

This was a birthday present to my sister two years back. The saying is certainly true about time flying. Happy birthday Julie, you are the best sister in the world.

Inspiration from Lake Pend Oreille in Idaho. This time of year the last sun blasts the mountains to the east. A true spectacle of color.

I am currently varnishing and framing this painting. I am putting together a collection of work for a new gallery I am working with. The gallery is called the Grand Bohemian Gallery, there are a number of them around the country at high end resorts.

A little mood on this Monday morning.

Small forest painting of a very large old tree.

An older painting I recently dug up. I put a couple more hours into it and like the result. I rarely go back to older work unless I need a surface to paint on.

This painting was sold a number of years ago through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana.

Morning light shining through the fall leaves, hard not to love such a delight. I was greeted with fresh snow this morning, winter is eager.

I just finished this small misty piece. It has some really intriguing marks and subtle color shifts I really like.