My family and I were recently contacted by several magazine publications in Britain about our artwork, etc. Both interviews/articles should be available to the public soon.
Interaction with other countries often makes me think of the uniqueness and similarities of the United States’ art community and market in comparison to other cultures. How artwork and artists in other countries are accepted (such as Japan, where artists are considered national treasures). There is such variety. Often just a brief exposure to artwork of another culture will stir up a little inspiration or creativity.
I have met quite a number of artists from England and other areas of Europe, both on the web and in person. It is fascinating to see the different approach to painting (or sculpting) and mood expression an artist has based on the influence of where he or she resides. The spice of life. :D 
I am so inspired! :D
My family and I recently agreed to be represented by a new gallery in "Paradise Valley" Livingston, Montana, opening in May. Some additional plans are being finalized for this summer. It is such a beautiful area for an artist to gather inspiration for painting! :)
I recently finished a commission of a number of ducks (waterfowl). I really enjoyed painting these birds and the habitats. 
