Tonka Wins Reward

I named my pup Tanka, Souix for great and today he was. I was washing out the stock trailer on this fine spring day. Dad was out enjoying the sun in his electric wheelchair. I went to turn the water off and noticed something in Tanka's mouth. The last time this happened I ended up prying a dead bird out off his piranha teeth. But this time it was money!

Dad had dropped his money clip out of his pocket and Tanka had found it. It would have been better if he had brought it to me. We'll have to work on that.

New Rule: From now on any money I pry out of my critter's mouths is mine.

Red Mountain

There are three in the fading light

Looking at the red mountain

Waiting for answers

6"x6" gallery wrap canvas

edges painted neutral gray

$30

SOLD

member of Design Style Guide

Mountain Pass

Spring is in the air in the Ozarks although it is still Febuary. I have been putting eggs in the incubator, readying the garden and hey, starting a blog. We'll see which comes first the chickens or me mastering this blog stuff.

I am ready to start getting more time in on the horses and trails. But for now it is more studio time and more art.

I have just finished a new acrylic diptych called Mountain Pass. It is absolutly alive with color and texture. The red, gold and sienna pop against the blues and black. I just love this painting.

Mountain Pass is 20"x 32". Each gallery wrap canvas is 16"x 20". The original is for sale for $245 plus shipping on etsy, zibbet and artfire. My shop name is lancasterart.

I will add links as soon as I figure out how.