Painting

“I will wait.”

“I will wait.”  Painted March 2023.  12”x12”.  Acrylic on Stretched Canvas. I’ve been ruminating on the idea of patience lately.  Entanglements have been slow to untangle. Expectations that seemed realistic, lie crumpled on the ground, trampled by missed deadlines.  Problems that should have been resolved weeks ago, have remained stubbornly unresolved.  I’m learning to find new levels of patience inside myself.

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“You Lookin’ at me?”

SOLD. “You lookin’ at me?” Painted November 2022.  16”x12”.  Acrylic on stretched Canvas. Growing up on a ranch you are aware that animals aren’t all fluffy pets and need to be treated with respect.  Certain parts of our barnyard were particularly unnerving because of a couple of unholy roosters that got immense pleasure in terrorizing us children.  They would

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Painting Revisited: Storms a brewin’

“Storms a brewin’.” Painted December 2022.  20”x30”.  Acrylic on stretched Canvas. A couple of months ago, I did a painting based on an overnight stay on Powell lake at a friend’s beautiful floating house across from Goat Island.  There was something not sitting right about my previous painting of this range of mountains.   The painting didn’t express either the

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“A Grand Entrance.”

“A Grand Entrance.” Painted November 2022.  20”x16”.  Acrylic on stretched Canvas. About a ten minute drive South of the family ranch is a small gem of a national park.  Hugging the border with Montana and British Columbia, Waterton Lakes National Park is a beautiful slice of the Alberta Rocky Mountains and (until recently) a quieter, less touristy version

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