09Sep
This is the beginnings of a wolf piece - the sepia stage (My favorite part….where the essence of the piece is painted in crisp watercolor). The painting is one of my larger miniatures at 24″ x 36″ - so adding all of the texture to the animal, covering the large space, can take a bit more time. I do love having so much space to work with… 
The painting has progressed since these photos were taken and is now on my easel in the color phase and nearly completed (with a number of small adjustments still on my to-do list 
). I will have some newer snapshots of the wolf in it’s current painting-stage to post soon.
This painting will be showing at Galleries West in Jackson Hole when it is completed - www.gallerieswestjacksonhole.com.
Note - Click on either image of the painting to see a larger image of the artwork.
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Tags: artwork, classic miniature, galleries west, in miniature, Jackson-Hole, larger work, latham, miniature, miniature painting, painting, rebecca, rebecca latham, sepia, timberwolf, traditional miniature, watercolor, wildlife art, wildlife painting, wolf, wyoming
05Apr
This is a long-overdue post about the progress of my little chipmunk painting.
He’s coming along pretty well. I’m bringing out all of the textures of the plants covering the ground and pebbles…and of course the fur. The chipmunk is just about life sized in the painting. The original post about him is here. The piece will be 6" x 8" when it is completed.
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11Dec
This is a little miniature I’m working on as well. It’s a chipmunk that I saw while I was out in Wyoming this fall. There were two of them that were scavenging around a park area. They were fairly used to being around humans, so they did come up fairly close - was very interesting to watch them. (My family had a hard time dragging me away from them… 
)
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Tags: animal, chipmunk, fine_art, miniature_art, miniature_painting, painting, traditional miniature, watercolor, wildlife_art, wyoming
30Sep
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24Sep
This is a snapshot from a hike in the Tetons. ("Death Canyon", actually 
)
Lots of beautiful views like this one. :) The fall colors were very vibrant. I already have a few new paintings planned…
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Tags: artist, Grand_Teton_National_Park, reference, wilderness, wyoming
15Sep
This is a snapshot from the Fall Roundup reception today at Galleries West in Jackson Hole. In the center of the top picture is Marilyn Peck (artist) chatting with Bill & Debbie Bunch (two of the gallery’s owners).
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Tags: fine_art, Jackson-Hole, jackson_hole_wyoming, wyoming
This is the beginnings of a wolf piece - the sepia stage (My favorite part….where the essence of the piece is painted in crisp watercolor). The painting is one of my larger miniatures at 24″ x 36″ - so adding all of the texture to the animal, covering the large space, can take a bit more time. I do love having so much space to work with… 
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