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Orphaned Thoughts Find Voice - Original Painting
24x18 Acrylic on Panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep, with sides painted black
Morning light paints the rock face in soft oranges while the river hums its ancient song. My body relearns how to be quiet. Old thoughts stir, speaking in ways I had forgotten to hear.
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On Forever’s Very Now We Stand - Original Painting
Acrylic on paper, 24x18
3 inch hand-painted wood frame.
The afternoon holds a crisp quiet along the mountain stream. Cold current scrapes against dark river stones while glowing leaves shelter the bank. Golden light shimmers on the water, moving unhurried. The earth rests grounded in the presence of stone and water. Title by poet e.e. cummings
Escape Into the Beautiful - Original Painting
Acrylic on canvas, 24x18
3" hand-painted wood frame
Early June chill lingers along the alpine ridge. Pale morning light touches weathered stone, warming the silence surrounding the snow-fed basin. Wind ripples across cold water as lichen catches the rising sun. The land begins to wake as winter eases its embrace. Title by poet Emily Dickinson
Wading into the Wild Music of the Waterthrush - Original Painting
24x18 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
The creek drops through the stones, twisting and breaking as it goes. Its melody mingles with the bright song of the birds in the leaves. Water and song dance together through the shade. Title by Mary Oliver
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In the Kindness of the Morning - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on panel
3" hand-painted wood frame with gold accent
Morning light filters through the canopy, cradling the stream in warmth. The water slips past, carrying the quiet of the forest floor. Thick trees lean over the banks to shield the shallows, painting the surface in lavender and gold. As the current glides over hidden stones, the day breathes deeply. Title by poet Mary Oliver
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The Music of Water Over Stone - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on panel
3" hand-painted wood frame with gold accent
The steep canyon walls hold the morning shade as summer heat climbs the rim. Below, the river sings. Its ancient melody echoes off stone walls, setting the rhythm of the canyon. The boulders send bright spray into the air in chords of turquoise and sienna.
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Hymn of Stone - Original Painting
36x24 Acrylic on canvas
With hand-made 4" dark gray wood frame
Cool light descends from the narrow ribbon of sky. The canyon walls rise ancient—layers of shadow and heat. A thread of water glimmers as it descends over the sun-struck ledges. Here, the landscape offers a patient song, inviting the soul to rest.
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Borrowed Sky - Original Painting
24x18 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
The creek widens and slows, holding the afternoon sky in a steady embrace. Blue stretches across the water, broken only by a few quiet stones. The river breathes in a slow, saturated silence.
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Old Light Held in Soil and Leaf - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on Panel
3" hand-painted black frame
Following the creek along the mountain’s back route, afternoon sun spills across the ridges, casting long shadows through the grass. In the quiet ascent, the land seems to breathe in the day’s final light as golden hour settles into the deepening woods. Title by poet Wendell Berry.
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To Descend and to Be Beautiful - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
Snowmelt surges down the canyon, filling the creek with restless water. The water twists and folds around the stones, flashing silver in the sun. Cold mountain water carries the memory of winter with it. The whole valley seems alive with motion. Title by Mary Oliver
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The Fields Wake - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wood frame
Yellow stalks of sweet clover press against the lowly ground plum. These blossoms coat the hillsides in vibrant layers of petal and stem. Insects hum through the heavy clusters, joyous in the sun-warmth. The land speaks of promise.
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Morning Vigil - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
The mountains wait for the first light to catch the high walls. Orange color spills across the stone as the sun breaks over the ridge. In the growing warmth, the world feels wide and new again.
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Beneath Cobalt Skies - Original Painting
14x11 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
The high grass turns to gold as autumn moves through the valley. Orange and red leaves stand out against the deep blue of the sky. The river gathers the light and the color, moving quietly through the meadow. The world feels wide and full.
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Braided Water - Original Painting
24x18 Acrylic on canvas
With 3" black hand-painted wood frame
The creek meanders through the meadow, splitting and joining as it moves along. Water moves through the grass, catching small pieces of sky. The whole valley follows the stream’s unhurried pace. Here, the day moves as softly as the water.
Into the Joy of Healing Shade - Original Painting
24x18 Acrylic on panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep, with sides painted black
The heat of the trail ends under green trees at the water's edge. The creek reflects the blue of the sky and the gold of the sun. The air is cool above the ripples, and the heart finds its footing in the shade. Title by poet Wendell Berry
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Of Dawn the Ancestor - Original Painting
36x48 Acrylic on Panel
The air cools in response to the coming storm. Gray shadows sweep across the meadows as clouds step off the high ridges. A heavy sky leans down to touch the rolling grassland. Here, the patient prairie waits for the rain. Title by poet Emily Dickinson
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The High Song of the Land - Original Painting
36"x48" Acrylic on Gallery Depth Canvas (1.5")
A restless wind sweeps the valley, blurring the wildflowers and the high peaks. The sky shifts in ragged chords of blue and white, echoing the rugged texture of the stone below. Here, the landscape finds its voice, rising in a melody that fills the wide, open air.
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Attention is the Beginning of Devotion - Original Painting
48"x60" Acrylic on panel
Gallery Style, 1.5 inches deep with sides painted black
The high basin is filled with cool, clear light. Silvered trunks of old trees rest in the shallows, smoothed by long years of sun and snow. Light skips across the surface, catching the worn ridges of the wood. The only sound is the cold, silver breath of the high country. Title by poet Mary Oliver
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Somewhere Shining and Unexpected - Original Painting
36x48 Acrylic on panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep, with sides painted black
A storm gathers over the high country, clouds rising in great towers. Violet and iron-grey fill the sky while distant ridges fade into blue. Sunlight breaks through in scattered bands, touching the open land below. Title by poet Mary Oliver
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The Land Answers in Green - Original Painting
30" x40" Acrylic on Canvas
with 4" hand painted custom wood frame
The creek is full and fast, carving its path through the warming soil of the high basin. Snow still lingers in the shadows of the peaks. Below, the land starts its slow, beautiful ascent into green. It is a quiet moment of becoming.
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Into the Mightily Alive - Original Painting
Acrylic on panel, 11x14
3" hand-painted black frame.
Morning light settles on the forest floor. The warmth sends cold shadows retreating into the stream bed. Sun-touched granite anchors the channel, absorbing the early heat. Red iron dust drifts through sunlit water. The stillness of the canopy reaches down, grounding the spirit. Title by poet e.e. cummings
I Dwell in Possibility - Original Painting
Acrylic on panel, 11x14
3" hand-painted wood frame
Late morning warms the damp soil along the river's edge. A weathered pine bridges the stream, anchored between moss-lined banks. Sunlight flashes across the flowing water as ochre reflections ripple downstream. In this unhurried place, the landscape rests within nature's quiet patience. Title by poet Emily Dickinson
The Unscripted Stream - Original Painting
18x24 Acrylic on paper
The water dances down the canyon, drawing the sky’s brilliance into its dark current. Sunlit trees scatter color across the surface. The light shimmers along the ripples and the water continues on its way.
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The Grass Whistles and Whispers - Original Painting
Acrylic on panel, 11x14
3" hand-painted wood frame.
The high meadow bends beneath the constant wind. Waves of green roll toward the distant peaks, broken by the color of the wildflowers and pine The hillside answers with its own whisper. You can hear it if you stand still long enough. Title by Mary Oliver
Long in the Leafy Embrace - Original Painting
16x20 Acrylic on Canvas
With 3" black wood frame
A fallen trunk crosses the creek in the shelter of the trees. Water slips around the stones below, carrying the cool colors of sky and leaves. Light filters down through the canopy in soft flashes of yellow. The woods hold the quiet rhythm of the stream.
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Moments Heavy with Light and Good Luck - Original Painting
24x36 Acrylic on panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep, with sides painted black
Golden trees flare along the lake’s edge beneath a wide autumn sky. Blue water gathers their light while distant mountains settle into shadow. For a moment the whole landscape glows, inviting the heart to step further in. Title by poet Mary Oliver
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My Soul Has Grown Deep Like the Rivers - Original Painting
18x24 Acrylic on panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep, with sides painted black
The canyon walls rise steeply on either side of the narrow riverbank. Sunlight flashes across the water as it slips over stone. Beside the moving current, the land feels ancient and awake. In this quiet place, the world is large and the heart grows still. Title by poet Langston Hughes
Earth Overflows with Water and Pines - Original Painting
Acrylic on panel, 11x14
3" hand-painted wood frame.
The pines hold back the wind along the peninsula. Beyond them, sunlight reaches across the lake, finding the mountains on the far shore. The lake opens wide, and shadow, water, sky, and pine seem to run together. There is nothing else to do but stand witness to the beauty. Title by Yvor Winters
Of Dawn the Ancestor Plein Air - Original Painting
11x14 Acrylic on Panel
3" hand-painted black frame with gold accent
3rd place overall winner at Boulder Plein Air Festival
The air cools in response to the coming storm. Gray shadows sweep across the meadows as clouds step off the high ridges. A heavy sky leans down to touch the rolling grassland. Here, the patient prairie waits for the rain. Title by poet Emily Dickinson
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Where the Lake Holds the Sky - Original Painting
18x24 Acrylic on panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep, with sides painted black
The lake gathers the colors of the trees along the far shore. Reflections drift across the water in shifting patches of light. Beyond them, the mountains rise dark beneath a clear sky.
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Three Horizons- Original Painting
18x24 Acrylic on canvas
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
Desert light moves across the open ground. Beyond the stone sentinels, the mountains gather. Each horizon resting on the last, extending the space. The land breathes steady and calm.
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Painted by Stone and Wind - Original Painting
36x24 Acrylic on panel
Gallery style, 1.5 inches deep with sides painted black.
Ancient terraces step down in sun-struck layers, cradling pinyon and juniper within the stone. Desert light bathes the walls, turning shadows to violet and sage to blue. Here, the weathered land holds a radiant stillness beneath the vast sky.
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With Your Name Wrapped Around Me Like a Scarf - Original Painting
11x14 Acrylic on panel
3" hand-painted wood frame
The mountain summer turns inward as fog and a gentle rain wander between the pines. The high ridges slowly fade from view, pulled into the gray-white reach of the clouds. In this hushed space, the landscape disappears, leaving only the scent of wet needles and the cool, damp silence. Title by poet Annie Dillard
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Summer Takes the Fields Again - Original Painting
11x14 Acrylic on panel
3" hand-painted wood frame
Wind moves through the tall grass, and the field answers in waves of gold and ochre. The distant mountains recede into hazy blue. Every surface shimmers with the fullness of the season, holding the earth in a sun-soaked embrace. The landscape sings the boisterous song of summer. Title by poet Richard Eberhart
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Waking from Summer Dreams - Original Painting
11x14 Acrylic on panel
3" hand-painted wood frame
Summer light gathers across the valley floor, setting the grasses ablaze with gold. The mountains rest in cool blue beyond. The hillside feels suspended in a moment between seeing and remembering.
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A Few Wild Poems - Original Painting
11x14 Acrylic on panel
With 3" black hand-painted wooden frame
Sunlight moves across the hill, turning the grasses into a shifting sea of color. The field is alive with small, busy movements as the wind pulls at the stems. It is a quiet, restless beauty. Title by poet Annie Dillard.
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