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Anita, John and Kit invite you to click on any of their images or posts
below to see more art and learn about the artists and their work.
Anita, John and Kit invite you to click on any of their images or posts
below to see more art and learn about the artists and their work.
This is a commission for a good friend and talented Architect by the name of Michale Knorr. He has a fantastic firm here in Denver by the name of Michale Knorr and Associates. If you ever are in need of an architect's services you should look him up! He created the design for my new house and it's fantastic!
This is another urban street scene from Denver Colorado. This piece is now in a juried show at the Denver International Airport on the A concourse. So if you are traveling and get to that area of the air port stop by and see the show. It has over 400 pieces of art on display through January of 2009.
Some new oil paintings I have been painting this summer. Mountain Bluebird was the last painting I finished for my two person show at Evergreen Fine Art in July.
Tranquil Path was from a lovely hike I did this summer. I love Colorado summers!
Dalmation Coast Fishing Village is from my European travels this past June.
Next is Tini Time Too! Self explanatory!
Thomas & Grace is a commission.
"My paintings are a response to the passion and beauty I feel from and for Nature. As an artist I want to communicate visually and vibrantly the peace and serenity that is found in Nature. I like to describe my dynamic compositions as a unique style of contemporary Impressionism with a bold use of color and texture."
I was immediately drawn to this scene because of the luscious colors created by the sage interspersed with the vibrant red Paintbrush and Penstemon wildflowers. This was found just at the end of the town of Crested Butte, walking distance from the motel where we stayed. Ironic find after doing some amazing 4 wheel driving in search of just such a scene!
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I often find scenes from nature walks that I can put into the abstract on canvas. That is how I came to create this image, from a walk along the river at our mountain place here in Colorado. What was originally a concrete reality to my eye is now a place on canvas where the viewer can choose be anywhere he wishes.