This painting, "Straw Hat Freckles" has been accepted into the 2011 Western Spirit Show at the Old West Museum in Cheyenne, WY.

I poured the sky on this painting "Before the Storm", and then poured the rocks and added the details.

I'm currently working on a wildlife series using color pouring and blending, and having lots of fun with it.

Just finished this painting today for the Capitol Christmas tree art contest. Wyoming is furnishing the tree for Washington DC this year from the Bridger Teton NF. While camping out, I have seen some beautiful Wyoming night skies, and have always wanted to paint one. I had to use my imagination to do a lot of this, and was really excited about the process. Received word that my painting was one of the top ten. To vote for viewer's choice, go to www.capitolchristmastree.org

Just completed a commission for the Toledo Zoo, a watercolor of the Wyoming Toad, an endangered species. The zoo raises captive toad tadpoles, and releases them into the wild in Wyoming. Prints will soon be available at Artisans' Gallery in Laramie.

This painting was done from a photo taken at Jamestown during a living history re-enactment.

This is one of five paintings accepted for the Rock Springs Western and Wild Horse Show the weekend of July 9th and 10th.

This painting was done from a photograph taken of a cowboy model at the Clay Summer Workshop in Cheyenne two years ago. Any ideas for a title?

Submitted this painting, a full sheet watercolor, to the Rock Springs Wild Horse show. The landscape is seen from Windy Hill, 11,000 feet, overlooking Paradise Basin in the Wind River Mountains. The packer was carrying our gear to Steamboat Lake where we camped. Only a 14 mile walk.