
I just sold this painting to a collector in Wyoming. The painting was inspired by a short drive to Montana. Happy to live in this part of the world. Buyer was through Horizon Fine Art Gallery.

I just sold this painting to a collector in Wyoming. The painting was inspired by a short drive to Montana. Happy to live in this part of the world. Buyer was through Horizon Fine Art Gallery.
Shout into dark, deepen the word.


Summer has truly arrived in North Idaho.

Without a home. Bison are such beautiful and sadly symbolic creatures.

Final shot of this piece. It will be part of my solo show at Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado. Show opens August 12th, best collection I have put together to date.

Both have found new homes. Thankful to keep sales going even as I scramble to get work together for a couple of exhibits.

When I was young I used to paint a lot of wildlife imagery. The bison was one of my favorite subjects. So a quick side trip to old themes as an older me.

The two paintings on the right were sent to the “Woodland Show” at Higher Art Gallery in Traverse City, Michigan. They sold to a newlywed couple traveling on their honeymoon. A beautiful story to close out the show.

In my youth I was obsessed with Spaghetti Westerns. A massive part of the appeal was the amazing music of Ennio Morricone.
As an aging adult I still love the world the music conjures. Driving down an empty highway with that music playing makes me feel like a giddy antihero loving kid, R.I.P. Ennio.

This one is headed to a landscape show at Robert Lange Studios in Charleston, SC. Honored to be invited to participate at this cool gallery!