Catching Up — African Wildlife, New Paintings

I haven't posted in a while, it seems that all of a sudden I have so many requests for new work that I just can't do anything but paint lately -- not a bad thing. I'm really blessed to have so many great opportunities.... Read more »

Western Wildlife and Landscapes – Yellowston National Park & Gallitan National Forest

Today was spent focusing on the landscape and environment that will be featured... Read more »

Oops. Scratch that.

No matter how well things are planned out, something always seems to mess it up.  It never fails.  Murphy’s Law, I suppose.  But somehow, everything always turns out just fine, or even better than we had hoped for.  Odd, isn’t it?   :) This is a recent image of the fox […] Read more »

New Work on the Move

I spoke with one of my galleries recently who was requesting more work to exhibit in their showroom.  A very nice problem to have, being sold out or having low inventory in my galleries.  :)   I do wish that I could paint a little faster.   ;) This is a new […] Read more »

Wild Places, Wild Animals, Wild Experiences

The natural wilderness is filled with extremely beautiful and breathtaking views, habitats, and creatures.  Nonetheless, it is a wild and rugged terrain that is treacherous.  Many of the beautiful creatures that I study to render in my work are predators.  Because of this, there is always a certain danger to […] Read more »

Western Sketches

This is a scan of one of my older field sketches – a wild lupine from Wyoming.  I made this study as well as several others of the native summer wildflowers.  During my last springtime research trek to Wyoming, I had the opportunity to study a wealth of wildflowers in the parks.  […] Read more »

Moose In Detail

I have been wanting to post this in the blog for a little bit, but haven’t gotten around to it until now.  I have been working primarily on the head and shoulders of the moose bull since my last posting – adding more fur texture and detail.  For my next […] Read more »