All Posts from January, 2007

Fall is a glorious time at Zion National Park. The already spectacular scenery is brightened by the display of yellow cottonwoods and red oaks. The Virgin River wanders peacefully through […]

The subject of this painting is a relatively insignificant cliff formation in Zion. I’m not even sure this particular spot has a name. But anyplace in Zion becomes a star […]

While attending a painting workshop with David Drummond at Lake Powell we experienced an incredible three day rainstorm that wreaked havoc on the lake. However when it finally passed, the […]

I sent off five new paintings to the framer today – all landscapes. I will exhibit a couple of the big ones next week at the Mission Gallery show. The […]

Last fall I had the good fortune to study with noted watercolorist David Drummond at Lake Powell. In “Meandering in Moki Canyon” (above) I borrowed a fun technique he uses […]

I haven’t posted any pictures for awhile because my digital camera was demolished by my little grandson Max. But I was able to pick up a replacement on e-Bay so […]

My newest collector, Carrie Ruppe from Vernal Utah battled a winter storm to come down to St. George and purchase a painting, “George Washington’s Headquarters at Valley Forge.” [...]

After a two-week delay, the murals I painted for the Washington County Library were finally hung and opened for public view today. I am pleased with them and hope the […]

I’ve just enjoyed two days conducting a watercolor workshop for some very talented artists. Since this was an upper level class for experienced artists I had a chance to share […]