painting of a father holding his son this one has a double meaning for me it is in the physical and the spritual Father who holds us in his arms the original of this one is in the Clinton Library collection but prints are available through the artis...

The temp was 78 degrees, no bugs were biting, everyone was just hanging out chillin in the park, laughter ringing in the air, kids playing, "A perfect day in the park."

Two whooping cranes about to gain flight off of a local lake here in AR in the early morning just before sun up.

24"x30" Oil painting of a ballet company I saw in reheral in NY when I visited in 1990. My first trip to a live dance/ballet performance because at the time little of this type of entertainment was available in AR to the masses.

First and only actual "Black Butterfly" I've ever seen sitting on top of some maple leaves at UCA.

A dress I painted that I thought would loock good in a garden party setting.

A grand fellow in full display with lunch waiting for a special passerby.

Whimsical 16x20 oil on board. Bright colors complete this scene of an unprotected gold fish with a cat lurking near.

Ultimate despair. Woman sit's in front of her window with arms raised asking for relief through tears that flow across the floor. Original is available from gallery.

Tall model strolls down the walk way showing off her hot new frock.

The way I imagine a strong family unit would have looked prior to western civilization.

Whimsical, fun piece that is appropriate for about any room in any home. Always a conversation piece.

pastel drawing of a female picking fruit on a bright day.

Ode to my family members who are buried in our family cemetery with Civil War headstones because they were not allowed to be buried in the military plots at the time. since then they tried to move them but we said no, let them rest, they earned it.