Limitless Plain

Delivered Limitless Plain to a lovely mother and son duo in Kansas City this past weekend. I adore my fabulous collectors. I hope this painting will give your home much joy. […]

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Bird Totems

There is a lot of talk about spirit animals and how they can inspire us. For me, I pay attention when certain animals or birds cross my path and ask, “What do I need to know.” An occurrence I see often are large groupings of birds, such as these Canadian Geese, that swooped many times […]

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All Shall Be Well

These gorgeous mammatus clouds greeted me this morning, Mother Earth showing her love for us. I was stuck by a verse from Julian of Norwich, the mystic anchoress of England, who wrote, “All shall be well. All shall be well. And all manner of things shall be well.” […]

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Of the Earth Opens

Thank you everyone who came to the opening of OF THE EARTH at the gallery of the Hays Arts Council in Hays, Kansas. What an awesome evening displaying earthen art with ceramist Barbara Jo Stevens. The show is up through November. […]

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ROAR Art Show Award

Thank you ROAR Art Show for the Honorable Mention Award for Kansas, my homage to our famous wheat fields. Congratulations on 50 years of lifting up the arts in Kansas. And a big shout out to my fellow Russell County artists for a great showing. Go down and see the ROAR this week through Sunday. […]

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Of the Earth in Hays, Kansas

Getting excited for Of the Earth at the Hays Arts Center in Hays, Kansas with ceramic artist Barbara Jo Stevens. I’ll have a selection of earthy prairie paintings containing soil, limestone, Cottonwood bark and grass. The show runs from October 19 through November. Hope to see you there. […]

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An American Quilt

I’m excited to show a collection of autumn earthy works with ceramic artist Barbara Jo Stevens beginning October 19 at the Hays Arts Council. Here’s a preview of one of my newest pieces, An American Quilt. This 13 section painting is my take on an American quilt, a quintessential staple of the pioneering life. My grandmother […]

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