Grand Prize Winner in the 14th Annual Pastel 100
In the April 2013 issue of Pastel Journal
Miles to Go - A pastel on wallis paper of the Flint Hills. 24"x36"
First Prize Winner in the Animal/Wildlife category of the 14th Annual Pastel 100
The April 2013 issue of Pastel Journal
Into the Light- A pastel on wallis paper from a photo reference of my trip to Nebraska. 18"x24"
Honorable Mention in the Landscape category of the 14th Annual Pastel 100
The April 2013 issue of Pastel Journal
Rolling Through- A pastel on wallis paper looking East in my neighborhood. 21"x23"
Entries into the Symphony in the Flint Hills Silent Art Auction
The Lookout- 2013 - A pastel on Wallis paper. This
is a combination of many photos from the Flint Hills.
This year the event will take place on June 15th at
Fort Riley,Kansas
Keeper of the Hills- 2012 - A pastel on Wallis paper. This also is from combining different photos.This was sold in the auction at the Symphony in the Flint Hills event last
year in
Bushong, Kansas.
Longhorn from Bennington, Ks
Within- A pastel on wallis paper.
COMMISSION
British Whites- A pastel on wallis paper.
Holsteins in the Flint Hills
Holsteins- This is another large pastel on Wallis paper. This came from a photo reference from a workshop with Kim Casebeer in May of 2012.
COMMISSION
Ellsworth Section
This is my largest pastel yet! It was a commission of historical Becker family property in the Smoky Hills and their cattle. This was developed from a combination of many photos. 30" x 37"
In celebration of the Kansas sesquicentennial, ten artists were chosen to paint scenes depicting Kansas history. These ten paintings will be given away as the second chance drawing prize for the Kansas Lottery 150 scratch off tickets. This is my pastel of "Famous Kansans". (Can you name them all?)
Arches- A pastel on Art Spectrum paper. This painting is from Arches National Park in Utah.
Check Out The Boot!
Follow my progress as I painted a 6' tall boot as part of the celebration of the sesquicentennial of Olathe, Kansas in 2007.
The boot is to honor the history of the Hyer Boot Company which began in Olathe around 1880.
Olathe has also been home to five governors which is the theme of my boot design. I painted portraits within five oval frames around the top and scenes of old Olathe on the lower part of the boot.