Red Hills
Oil on canvas, 6x12
I believe I am the luckiest person in the world - and a large part of that good fortune is all of you.
I was painting this morning in the Grand Canyon (today's paintings will come soon!) and I was telling someone about the trip, and all of you, and she said how fortunate I was to have such a reputation.
I had to correct her. I am fortunate to have people who believe in me, and who love my paintings. It's not reputation, really. It is your trust in me, and your willingness to take a chance that during the course of this trip, I'll make a painting that you love.
So thank you - for your support, for your trust in me, for your willingness to believe, and to come along for the journey.
This newsletter will catch us up a little - introduce you to some of the paintings I've made that I haven't posted yet!
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"Red Hills" I made on the road from Prescott to the Grand Canyon. In Prescott Valley, I found myself behind a really great truck with a great dog standing up in the back. I was behind the truck for a long, long way, and it finally turned left off the road. When I slowed down to let it turn, I saw the red hills off to the right.
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| Here's a painting you haven't seen:"Windy Day in Sonoita," a 10x10. Below, the painting in the landscape. |
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Here's a larger one - "Evening in Patagonia," which is 20x20.
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Here's a 10x10 from Madera Canyon, called "Ocotillo."
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These Nogales cows will show up in a painting soon.
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The Nogales International Airport. Whee!
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Dog of the Day
This cute guy visited me during the Tubac show. He was just as happy as he looks!
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