Fine Art
Inspired by a Gene Kloss composition. If you have not witnessed this event, you owe it to yourself to go just once.
Inspired by a quintessential Gene Kloss composition, “Wind Cloud,” from 1934.
I have admired the work of Gene Kloss for years. I have also been a fan of the 1930s black and white graphic style of her era.
You know how animal rescue shelters are often trying to adopt pairs that have become bonded together? These two paintings are
There’s a song we sing in the Swing Dusters, the Western Swing Band I am in with Robert Parsons and a wonderful group of
Earlier in the week I posted about the persistence of vision of an idea with regard to planting seeds and making paintings. Ev
When we moved into our house in Lower Ranchitos, I tried a lot of things when it came to gardening and planting. Not a whole l
The addition of a bird feeder to my usual springtime hanging of hummingbird feeders has led to invasion by a family of magpies
Here’s another painting of a Northern New Mexico Church, the old site of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church prior to it bu
Every once and a while I’ll pick up an art magazine and be really impressed with a painting I might see. Most recently,