My work is on display at the Moab Artwalk today and tomorrow Feb 7th-8th at the Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 5pm-8pm. After that, the two you see on the right and left here will Read more
News Flash! Three of my paintings have been selected for the 2026 Moab Arts Canyonlands Regional Airport Show. All three will be on display at the ArtWalk on Friday February 6th From 5-8 pm. The Read more
Turret Arch – 16″ x 20″ oils on canvas Third time repainting this one, I think I finally like the result. Enjoying this amazingly warm Moab winter!! I can’t believe I’m still riding my bikes Read more
Grandstaff Canyon – 18″ x 24″ oils on linen My favorite spot to paint in Grandstaff Canyon. This reference image had fewer rocks in the water and the brush was a tangled mess blocking the Read more
“Echo Canyon” – 11″ x 14″ oils on canvas Nice view, huh? Greedy developers destroyed a beautiful area on Kane Creek Road to try and build a luxury resort. After weak attempts at greenwashing with Read more
Grandstaff Canyon – 12″ x 24″ oils on canvas I took a lot of pictures of this spot before the big flood and I’m glad I did. It hasn’t returned to this look yet. I’ve Read more
Capitol Reef Day 2 – 12″ x 16″ oils on canvas This is the first time in over a year I didn’t finish a painting entirely in one session. I set this one aside and Read more
Elsie At Left Hand – 16″ x 20″ oils on canvas. Commission for James Murphy. Really fun to paint this one! #moaboilpainting #moabartist #moabart #oilpainter #originalart #moabmade #desertpainting #canyonpainting #canyonart #outdoorart #naturepainting #landscape #landscapepainting #utahart
“Killer Sense Of Direction” 9″ x 12″ oils on canvas. His friends told him to live a little. He took it too far. A real bonehead move. Don’t know what to paint? I don’t have Read more
Moonflower – 12″ x 16″ oils on canvas This was really difficult for me! Out of my comfort zone. I’ve tried to paint flowers before and mostly failed. I kind of like this one. Here’s Read more
Mexican Hat – 12″ x 12″ oils on canvas I guess they did not know the word “sombrero” so they went with Mexican Hat. It’s a natural formation found, where else…near the town of Mexican Read more
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