Showing posts with label Southwestern Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southwestern Art. Show all posts

Friday, March 17, 2017

More dogs to come but NEWS!!

Yes, I deserve a poster that says I have been bad at posting my commissions as they come...
BUT I have a new adventure coming up and want to announce my first posting in the blog.
I will be Artist in Residence at the Petrified Forest National Park in May 2017.  Because it is still a month and a half out, I will give a few updated until I hit the road, but hope you will follow along with my new adventure!
My future home....
Take a look and follow my postings:
https://petrifiedair.blogspot.com/

Monday, November 30, 2015

Priorities

A change of pace.  
This piece was an entry to the Mountain Oyster Club show in Tucson Arizona.  Dog patiently waits for the old cowboy to light up the smoke with the all by his feet... just ready.  

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Riding Pride

Another horse portrait which was painted the Mountain Oyster Club show this year.  
It is an unusual oil painting, in that the canvas I used was actually denim.  I think it is about as Western as you can get!  

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Reilly and Buster

A mixed cultural couple - Puggle and Pom/Yorkie - showing how diversity is the BEST!  In human or dogs.  This was an early birthday gift.  Mom and dad met in the dog park because these two fell in love first!  Awwww!

Friday, March 29, 2013

Ricky

This horse has such amazing personality!  Henrich is his real name, but Ricky is how sweet he is!!
Another that is awaiting payment.  If you happen to see him, let me know....there is unfinished business.

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Chili

More of those ENORMOUS dogs with hard feet.  Okay I am going to be sneaking in more of my western portraits.  Anything with eyeballs these days.  This is the second of four in a family I have done.  Well, it is the second of the SECOND.  A terrible accident befell the original (earlier in the blog) and this is the redo.  Although the client understood the first one was not my problem, that the work was done and the destruction their fault, there seems to still be some issues with compensation.  That aside, this is a wonderful horse and I don't hold it against him.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

My One-Woman Show Opening.

I don't know how to do these on the side for only one post, but I hope that ANY of you who live in the Phoenix area and have time tomorrow, might want to come by and see my work.
I have a humble reception in a really nice venue. All my own stuff. Veggies and punch. Starting at 2. Click on this one to see the details large: