Fine Art
Some paintings begin with a place. Others begin with a memory. This one began with a feeling. For years, magpies have appeared
There’s a point in painting where you stop trying to solve the canvas and begin listening to it instead. I think this painti
“Wind and Shadows,” oil on panel, 11×14, Taos, New Mexico “Wind and Shadows,” oil on panel, 11
There’s a particular stretch of northern New Mexico where time seems to layer rather than pass. This painting comes out of t
Poems by M. Elwell Romancito Recombinate is a series of poems and short essays that accompany a body of assemblage boxes and b
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, oil on panel, 20×16,” emerged slowly, built from observation, memory, and intuition rather than s
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 Side and South Side are companion pieces inspired by the architecture and living traditions of Taos Pueblo, one of the o
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