Patience

Waiting without complaint, this horse was still anxious to get back to work at a neighbor's branding.

#22 of 100 paintings. To bid, click here.

Hilltop Jimmy

Couldn't resist another old truck, this time a GMC, no hood, but still basking in the sunlight.

#21 of 100 to come - click here for purchase information.

Prairie Skyscraper

The dramatic lighting of the afternoon sun against the stormy background really made this grain elevator stand out. This particular elevator sits amongst an abandoned town with several fallen down buildings. SOLD

#20 if 100 paintings

Rainy Day Buffalo

I am really just discovering buffalo (bison is their official name). What an icon of the West!

To bid, click here.

Wintertime Near Ft. Peck, Montana

This scene is near Ft. Peck Reservoir, a 125 mile stretch of the Missouri River in north central Montana. It is included in the 1.1 million acre Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge - the wild country that you find in Charley Russell paintings.

#18 of 100 paintings to come. For purchase information, click here.

Chevy Heaven

This is a subject near and dear to my heart - I'm not sure why except that old cars and trucks seem to run in my family. Painting a rusting 50's Chevy pickup is pure enjoyment for me.

SOLD

River's Edge

s

The Yellowstone River is actually under ice right now, so I painted this from a photo I took last fall.

For purchase information, click here.

Snowy Shadows

Thank God for the beauty of winter, I'm not sure how much more of this 10 below zero weather I can take!

This is #15 of 100 paintings to come. Each one (so far, I may venture into oils later on) is an original pastel, 6 x 9", Click here to bid.

Muley Buck

Deer abound everywhere, I think. I was walking through a cemetery with my granddaughter in the middle of Ft. Collins, Colorado once, when we came upon eight of them grazing among the headstones!

Anyway, this mule deer was one of three bucks I happened upon in Wyoming, and I was intriqued by the lighting of the scene as well as trying to capture the springy bounce of a deer on the move.

SOLD

Frosty Trees

I guess because we live near the river, we seem to get a lot of morning fog, and on really cold mornings a wonderful white world of frost. It's almost surreal because everything from the trees to the grass to the barbed wire and fence posts is covered with a layer of sparkling white crystals. Just another sight that makes the cold Montana winter a little more bearable!

This is painting #13 of 100 in progress. For purchase information, click here.