Rainy Day Landscape

Oil on Canvas, 5"x7" $150

Night Time Butterflies

Oil on Canvas, 30"x24" $1,250

Bonsai in Bloom

Oil on Canvas, 36"x24" $1,350 I like the contrast of the white flowers with the dark background.

Poppy Line Study

Newspaper and oil. 12"x12" on board. $225

Painting of Ed

36"x18" Oil on Canvas, $1,1,250. Ed is the owner of Ice Works in Salt Lake City.

Spring Rain

30"x24" Oil on Canvas. $1,250

Tia Looking Forward

24"x20" Oil on Canvas, $950 Tia is a dance teacher in Salt Lake. She has the toned arms to prove it!

Koi Line Study

12"x12" Mixed Media $225. I will do a few more pieces similar to this as a study for a bigger painting. It seems childish to me, but simple and clean. It really pops out. The texture and design of the newspaper make it different. My mother-in-law helped cut. She didn't understand why I would be cutting paper out and gluing it to a board. She just figured it was "art". She was a good sport.

The Realist Cartoon

8"x10" Oil on Canvas. Self portrait. $350

Landscape in Park City

8"x10" Old Ranch Road barn. Oil on Panel $400

Dave

9"x12" Oil on Canvas $450.

Mikell with Sunglasses

9"x12" Oil on Canvas, $450

Self Portrait

This is a self-portrait that I just finished. I have to say it's frustrating to get a good representation of the piece. The subtle colors don't appear in a photo and the light changes. I think this piece is how I really am-usually wearing my hat, glasses, and retro coat. It was fun to paint the strong light on one side and the red reflection on the dark side. My family jokes about how much this piece is me.....probably because of my hat...I always wear a hat!

Donation Piece for Ogden Secret Show

This show is coming up on October 11th at the Ogden Union Station. If you can go, I would strongly recommend that you do. It's a great place to find art from really well know artists for just $99 dollars! The artist donates the piece and you have a chance to place your name to be drawn out, and if it is, then you get to buy the piece for ninety nine bucks. I am going for sure!

Poor Yorick Open Studios

My dear artist friend, Susan Wythe was kind enough to let me show in her studio for the Poor Yorick open studios this last Friday. She put up a few pieces on one side of the wall and I put up a few on the other side. I wasn't able to be at the opening, because I was getting my tonsils out and wouldn't be able to talk with people.....probably just mumble and squeak....not an impression I want to leave with people. My father, seen in the chair, was able to represent me. I think he had a good time meeting people and drinking the cheap boxed wine.