The Ceremony

When I received the email about the May fundraiser for the Taos Pueblo Art Education Program, I knew I wanted to paint somethi

Crow in the Snow

Crow in the Snow, oil on panel, 20×16,” emerged slowly, built from observation, memory, and intuition rather than s

Mantis

When I began Mantis, I wasn’t sure whether I was painting a creature, a presence, or a state of mind. The image grew out of

North and South Sides of the Village

North Side and South Side are companion pieces inspired by the architecture and living traditions of Taos Pueblo, one of the o

Neighborhood in Glory

There are times when the sun is setting and the sky is just so and the angling rays catch the golden autumn leaves and youR

A new large piece

Lately, I’ve been permitting myself to work on large pieces. Being able to stretch out and work on brush strokes and com

Time for some abstract play

I was able to get my hands on some pretty large canvases and I’ve been having a great time letting myself loose with the

Western Art Collector write-up

Parsons Gallery of the West has featured the Historic Storytellers’ show at the gallery opening on May 17th and we got a ter

The Snows of Yesteryear

I appreciated this image so much which I generated with an early AI-art generation application called SnowPixel that I decided

Whimsical Wisdom

The Duendes Series and ‘Juggling Three Suns’ I’ve been working on a series of folk art pieces I call “Duendes,