'South Park' acrylic on canvas 16 x 20" $850.00
The middle fork of the South Platte wanders and turns as it makes it way through the grassy flats of South Park.
Showing posts with label Colorado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado. Show all posts
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Monday, September 24, 2012
South of Fort Collins, Colorado. 11 x 33" Acrylic on panel
I was recently asked to speak on Western Art at the University of Colorado. In the course of our discussion I was asked why I am doing these paintings and I was hard-pressed to find an answer. I love the plains of Colorado and Wyoming and am fascinated by the skies we see in the West. But I have come to realize that it's that line that defines the meeting of Sky and Earth that I am most interested in.
I was recently asked to speak on Western Art at the University of Colorado. In the course of our discussion I was asked why I am doing these paintings and I was hard-pressed to find an answer. I love the plains of Colorado and Wyoming and am fascinated by the skies we see in the West. But I have come to realize that it's that line that defines the meeting of Sky and Earth that I am most interested in.
Location:
Fort Collins, CO, USA
Thursday, September 13, 2012
'Buffalo'
Acrylic on canvas
16 x 20"
This piece is coming together nicely but I can see that it still needs a bit of work.
Acrylic on canvas
16 x 20"
This piece is coming together nicely but I can see that it still needs a bit of work.
Labels:
animal art,
animals,
art,
artwork,
buffalo,
Colorado,
nature,
South Dakota,
Wyoming
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
On the Taylor River Acrylic on panel 10 x 20" Sold
This view of the Taylor River , north of Gunnison, Colorado is a good example of what I am going through right now. My landscapes are starting to be more abstract and largely seem to address the horizon. But I love the way that water, be it in the form of creeks or rivers cuts through the land and the way that trees break up the sky and show light in their leaves. This feels like a learning period and I find that very exciting.
This view of the Taylor River , north of Gunnison, Colorado is a good example of what I am going through right now. My landscapes are starting to be more abstract and largely seem to address the horizon. But I love the way that water, be it in the form of creeks or rivers cuts through the land and the way that trees break up the sky and show light in their leaves. This feels like a learning period and I find that very exciting.
Labels:
Colorado,
Gunnison Colorado,
landscape,
river,
snow,
winter,
winterscape
Location:
Gunnison, CO 81230, USA
Saturday, June 25, 2011
" Study in Blue "
The Aspen tree is an iconic image in Colorado and these lovely trees are painted over and over. I tried to paint an image of Aspens that honoured the tree but was a bit different from the traditional images." Study in Blue ", Aspens in the snow. Diptych, each panel measures 18x36". Acrylic on canvas.
Labels:
Aspens,
Colorado,
snow,
snow scene,
winter,
winterscape
Friday, February 11, 2011
Sun-up. Eastern Colorado
Acrylic on canvas 36 x 48"This painting is just about finished, as if being done was a real thing! I'm just tightening the tree up and I can see the clouds need to be 'warmed' up a bit.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Late summer Eleven-mile Canyon, CO
My son and I took a late-summer camping and fishing trip to Eleven-mile Canyon in south-central Colorado. I am amazed at what an excellent fisherman he has become, he is still quite young and he is already a much better fly-fisherman than I.This painting is from a photo I took of several people fishing that weekend.
Labels:
Colorado,
fishing,
fishing scenes,
fly-fishing,
Platte river,
watercolor
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