In the late afternoon we were lucky enough to catch these two lionesses drinking before heading into the long grass to do what do lions do best, sleep.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Close Friends
The Passing Parade
On the saline lakes of the East African Rift Valley, large flocks of flamingoes are often encountered. They are nomadic so seeing them is never garanteed and is always a treat. In the wild they are much pinker than those kept in capitivity. It is very excitng to see them in their courtship display where they form a tight group and parade together with their heads held high and neck feathers fluffed.
Spanish Peak
This is a commission recently completed for a couple in Bend Oregon. The high desert on the leeward side of the Cascade Mountains in the Bend area is ideal habitat for Pronghorn Antelope, which can be seen in the sage brush plains. I was commission to paint a herd of antelope with Spanish Peak in the background that was on the ranch previously owned by them. I love painting thunder clouds so was delighted to incorporate them into this scene.
On A Mission
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
On the Forests Carpet
Quality Time
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Cooling Off, oil on linen 9 x 14
I am now showing at the Lovett Gallery in Tulsa Oklahoma, this is one of the pieces that the gallery has lovettsgallery.com
The Tracker oil on linen 8 x 13
Who Goes There, oil on linen 15 x 32
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