Road to Nowhere

SOLD to a collector from Laramie, WY

This road extends 53 miles before you get to the original homestead near Laramie Peak in Wyoming. Pastel, 22x28" on sandpaper, gold frame approx 30x40".

Soon to be Sauce

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This acrylic was done as an in-class demo showing how the local newspaper could be transferred onto wet paint and how colored glazings could redirect the composition.

Reverberation

SOLD to a collector in Voorhees, New Jersey
This brilliantly colored 9x12" watercolor was created by dropping pigment in a wet page, allowing to dry, and then painting within the drops & runs.

Sunlit

This small watercolor started out as a spatter painting and loose yellow-green wash.

Handsome One

This is my version of the mask I did for the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) fundraiser in Fort Collins, CO.

White 'Fro

SOLD to a collector from Laramie, Wyoming

The interesting thing I found about this drawing was that the man was neither black nor his hair & beard white.

Red

SOLD to a collector from Laramie, Wyoming,

Once in a while you become seduced by color. This isn't a particularly successful drawing, but I had a good time trying to resolve it.

Tri Sunset

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This is a small triptych composed of 3 one-foot canvases Produced with a large brush, there is little to no detail.

Oasis

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This "two seater" is located amongst abandoned motel cabins in Bosler, Wyoming. I recorded it with my pastels before it disppears along with the rest of the town.

Love's Theater, Hanna Wyoming

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This southwest style theater was along Highway 30 in the days when bands would perform live acts. The movies were accompanied by a piano. The building was razed by the UPRR due to potential liability concerns.

Radials & Radii

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I found the naturally recurring circular motifs within this scene fascinating. These were kiln pieces from an old cement plant which had been delivered to our junkyard. The tires, barrels, shadows, and circular variations within the kiln pieces made an intersting oil. 18x24" in dark brown wooden frame.

Wind's Victory

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I made an acrylic "sketch" of the prevailing wind dominating a fenceline and it started to remind me of a checkered racing flag. I might develop this idea more to fruition in the furure.

Brush

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This 9x12" watercolor was an in-class demonstration of various ideas in watercolor techniques. I liked it enough to include it here.

Watercolor Jujubes

SOLD to a collector from Fargo, North Dakota
This small watercolor started out as a yellow wash with green & orange dropped upon it. These color shapes gave me inspiration to complete the work. 6X9" muted yellow mat and 16x20" gold metallic frame.