The chokecherry is a symbol of Wyoming as well as the US for its qualities of resilience and community.

In honor of Women's History Month, The Cheyenne Creativity Center  is showcasing the art of local artists in a show titled, Silhouette: Women in Art and as Artists . As a representation of my artistic journey so far, I chose a self portrait that I painted 22 years ago. It was an assignment for an oil painting class during my junior year at CSU. The requirements involved using a palette knife in the construction of a self portrait. Up until this point, I had some experienc

I've got a few pieces showing at Art @ The Hynds Artist Collective Gallery in Cheyenne at 1602 Capitol Ave. There are two landscapes...

It's been a journey making paintings for this year's Plein Air in the Parks event at Curt Gowdy State Park. If you are in the area on...

This year I've contributed "Underwater" to the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens Glass Art Show running from February - April 2023. Stop by and...

My zodiac series over at Flydragon Design Studio is marching along. Each painting depicts the zodiac image, the glyph, the...

I had the pleasure of working with Jamie over at Flydragon Art Studio. Her goal was to paint a large seascape as a housewarming gift for...

The last saw blade was the trickiest. The client requested an image of the old stone family farm house, a field of daisies, and an old...

It was good to be back at ASLD's Summer Art Market! Many of my art pieces found their forever home!

Seven weeks of art camp at Flydragon Art Studio are a wrap for Summer 2022! It was a whirlwind of mythical creatures, astronomy, ancient...

Number two of three. The client requested Sundance Mountain to be in the background with the old family barn, two family collie dogs,...

I’m so excited to be a part of Works of Wyoming gallery in Laramie. It’s a great space for local artists. They also feature an online...

I was asked to paint an album cover for my sister's band, Crone Craft. She wanted cottonwood trees and a fairy ring. A fairy ring, if you're unfamiliar, is a naturally occurring circle from which fairies are said to enter and exit this realm. Cottonwoods are easy to find in Wyoming so I went to the park, sat down, and drew a cluster of young trees. A circle of wild mushrooms made an excellent portal for fairy folk. Then I came home and applied watercolor. The square for