Swimming Hole Art Print
Archival prints of ‘Favorite Swimming Hole’, in local Ozark pigments and handmade oil paints. Original is not available.
Cooper’s Hawk Art Print
Archival prints of ‘Blue-eyed Juvie’, my painting of a juvenile Cooper’s hawk. Original is available, see description below.
Rocky Creek Art Print
Archival prints of ‘Felkins in Summer’, my painting of a rocky creek in Madison county, Arkansas. Original is available, see description below.
Skink Art Print
Archival prints of ‘Hello, Little Friend’, my painting of a skink. Original is available, see description below.
Pastoral Ozark Art Print
Archival prints of ‘Ozarks on a Misty Autumn Morning’, my pastoral Ozark painting. Original is available, see description below.
Fence Lizard Art Print
Archival prints of ‘Lizzie’, my fence lizard painting. Original is available, see description below.
Ozark Shed, Red Sunset
This old Ozark shed is one of my most photographed subjects. Every sunset through every season offers a gorgeous scene. The red autumn sunsets are my favorite!
Google Map Edits
Is your home or business address showing the wrong location on Google Maps? I can set that right for you.
Excel Artist Event Inventory Spreadsheet – Calculates
Use this artist event inventory spreadsheet to track your inventory and sales at shows and events, or use this spreadsheet to keep track of your studio and gallery inventory.
Photoshop Templates for Making Prints
Tired of manually adding the white space to make prints of your artwork with Photoshop? Then download these Photoshop templates for making prints with ease!
Painting of a misty autumn morning in the country
Have you ever felt the magic of being in the countryside on a misty autumn morning? Breathe in and try to hold onto that feeling forever.
Fine-ground Whole Ozark Earth Pigments
Earthy yellow, earthy green and brown (magnetite) in stock now. Ozark pigments from locally foraged rocks in 4 oz jars, finely ground. You’ll need to grind in a mortar/pestle or ball mill for better results, but washing the pigment produces the finest pigment. Used as is or with more grinding without washing will produce a textured paint. Washing and using the color after it settles produces the smoothest paint. If you wash, save the heavier sediment to grind again and pour the colored water into a new jar to settle & collect the very fine pigment.
A Painting of a Skink | Hello, Little Friend
Original painting in Ozark pigments. Prints are available.
A Study of Felkins Creek in Summer
The idea that I can paint rocks with paint made from rocks still feels pretty awesome to me. This is Felkins creek, a tributary that feeds Kings River not too far from where it begins. I probably gathered some of the rocks that went into this at this very spot.
Blue-eyed Juvie | Cooper’s Hawk Painting
A juvenile Cooper’s hawk painting on an earthy abstract background. 12 x 16″ on Arches watercolor paper permanently mounted to cradle board, Ozark pigments in oils.
