Done!When the sun is touching the last of the junipers & the moon is taking its place in the desert sky, sometimes, for a moment, I think I can understand the howls and barks of the Coyote. Tabiona Moon. Ink, pastel, watercolor and coffee on paper. 23×30″

All done! —Boulder Mountain Ponderosa—Boulder Mountain is a very special place. I remember camping with my grandparents as a child on Boulder Mountain; sneaking up to the edge of crystal clear streams to find myself peering into another world full of gemstones and trout that rose and descended, as though they were floating above the ground.…

In Sight, Out of Mind January 6 – August 7, 2021 “Nature is often unseen despite its omnipresence.” – Havoc Hendrick “Though we are constantly surrounded by the environment, it is easy to overlook. Through their artwork the Utah artists in this exhibition force us to consider our environmental oversights.  Their work brings to focus…

“Desert Mountain Overlook” Ink, watercolor, and coffee on paper. 30×22″ “The essence of the juniper continues to elude me unless, as I presently suspect, its surface is also the essence. Two living things on the same earth, respiring in a common medium, we contact one another but without direct communication. Intuition, sympathy, empathy, all fail…

I’m happy to announce that “Juniper Cross” has been accepted into the 96th annual Springville Museum of Art Salon. It’s an honor to be one of the few to exhibit into such a competitive show. This year there were nearly a thousand entries! I want to thank everyone at the museum for organizing this wonderful…

My Mark: I started signing my work like this when I was a kid, after my grandmother praised it as a creative way of combining the letters of my first name. I’ve signed all my art like this ever since. I loved staying with my grandparents. They lived in a 3-story log cabin surrounded by…