10Nov
A healthy distance into November already, and Thanksgiving just around the corner. I hope you’ve been able to enjoy the fall color, for those who still have leaves on their trees, and perhaps a walk in the crisp autumn air for those who don’t.
I’ve been in my studio lately developing several small commissioned paintings – some lovely subjects, too. I’ve also been chipping away at a collection of new small-ish sized paintings of wildlife at the request of a new gallery out East. The great horned owl from my last post is one of the works for the project. I’m very enthused about the venture and plan to be posting more about it soon.
In addition to those, seven new paintings were completed and shipped to their invitational exhibitions for the upcoming Holiday season as well. I hope to post those images shortly and information about attending their respective exhibits that will be opening in Montana, Texas, and Massachusetts if you happen to be in the area to drop in the galleries. More to come..
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26Oct
Fox, Coyote & Wolf Paintings & Sketches, Galleries, Exhibitions & Shows, Inspiration, Research Study, & Field Trips, Large Cat Paintings & Sketches, Miscellaneous, Paintings, Paintings in Little - Small Miniature Paintings, Paintings of Animals
On the way back from our trip to Wyoming, Montana, and Washington, after so much time traveling and away from my studio, I was getting an intense urge to paint something… Anything. (It’s a common phenomena when you’re addicted to art as badly as I am….) So, on the road, I pulled out my paints and brushes and began working on a collection of pieces.
These are two of those paintings with plenty of finishing touches added in the studio. The miniatures are both 5×7 watercolors. They will debut at the Seaside Art Gallery in the Outer Banks of North Carolina just in time for the Holiday Season. ….and I am very pleased to post that the gallery will now be representing our work, with this being the first installment. (In years past, my family and I have been a part of their International Miniatures Show as well.) If you are in the area, be sure to stop in! 
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21Sep
A great big “Thank You” to Galleries West in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for having a wonderful show/open house during the Jackson Fall Arts Festival! We had a lovely time…as always!
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20Sep
Exploring Grand Teton National Park and nearby today… Had a wonderful day yesterday at the Fall Festival’s Quick Draw on the town square and Galleries West Open House. More to come when I get the chance to post… 
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16Sep
Finishing new works, framing, packing, shipping, etc… A bit of a rush around here, but it should be down to a dull roar soon. My family and I are preparing for our exhibits out West this month and just putting the finishing touches on new paintings for the shows. (I finished my last painting for the events about 1/2 hr ago.. )
This is a snapshot of the first collection of smaller paintings that were framed – 16″x20″ and smaller. I hope some of you can make it to the shows at Galleries West in Jackson Hole, WY and Moosehorn Gallery’s exhibit for my family and I in Livingston (Paradise Valley), MT. …would love to see you there!!
(If you aren’t able to make it in person, I plan to be posting some snapshots too. )
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12Sep
This is a new traditional miniature that will debut at the Thomas Gilcrease Museum’s invitational “American Art in Miniature” this Fall in Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you have a chance to attend the opening, it is a beautiful event. I have had the opportunity to attend several times. A wonderful evening…mingling with patrons and fellow artists in the exhibit..and so many beautiful pieces to enjoy.
The show features works on paper, sculptures, and paintings no larger than 9×12 (or 12″ in any direction for sculpture).
http://www.gilcrease.org/
This painting is 9×12 and, and like my other paintings, watercolor on board. Seeing this wolf was a bit haunting, but inspiring as well. I really loved painting the intensity of the eyes.
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