Western Art

This nostalgic image is a composite of two different locations that have special significance to me as the artist. The barn and farmhouse are located in Southeastern Idaho, where I was raised. I grew up next door to my grandparents who had a small farm on which my brothers and I worked. The winters were cold but somehow beautiful and invigorating. The... Learn More

Camelback At Sundown Learn More

There is a certain satisfaction and contentment that comes from a long day's work, especially outdoors. The day can start before sunup and go until sundown. At the end of the day your clothes can be dusty, your hands can be dirty, your arms can be tired, and your back can ache. Nevertheless, there comes a feeling of accomplishment and well-being... Learn More

I met this noble Native American at a rendezvous in Fort Bridger, Wyoming. Morgan Maize is his name, and I was thrilled to have him pose in this beautiful headdress. I found out later that Morgan is a Chiricahua Apache and is actually the great, great grandson of Geronimo. Who knows? Maybe our family roots hold a fascinating story for each of us. Learn More

Dance of Fathers Learn More

Eatin' Beans Learn More

This painting illustrates the story of a rider whose horse fell and broke its leg. Out of love for his horse, he does what he feels is most merciful and puts the horse out of its misery. Kindness, love, and mercy sometimes come in disguised forms. Learn More

Imagination shrinks me till I am very small And buildings made of Lincoln Logs now seem so awfully tall. Every nook and cranny a place to now explore, The world looks awfully different when you’re only inches from the floor. Then later when I get tired of that little point of view I imagine that I am big again - big like me and you. No longer is my world a... Learn More

Kick'n Back Learn More