This is the view I see from my front porch. Sunsets are constantly changing. This is the point where the orange glow becomes brightest. I tried to capture that moment in this painting. This is a 5 x 5 inch oil available in my online Etsy gallery. Click here to view on Etsy.
A few years ago on a vacation trip to Maine, I saw this orange cat people watching from the window of one of those charming New England houses. This is a 6 x 6 inch unframed oil available in my Etsy gallery.
This a a female jackrabbit. I have been watching jackrabbits on the
Colorado prairie for a few years now. The females are thinner, more
nervous, and more hungry (because they are usually nursing or pregnant.)
In the summer they tend to hang out on our green lawn for a long time
eating as much as they can. I love watching them. Their eyes and ears
make them strangely beautiful. This is a 13 x 16 inch charcoal drawing available in my Etsy gallery.
My first painting in 2018 and my first painting for over two months.
I've been down with a virus that wouldn't let go. Finally have some
energy again. Am so thankful! You don't appreciate things until you lose
them for a while. I've painted this jackrabbit before. Thought I'd
better start with something familiar. Available in my Etsy gallery.
Give a truly original gift. All of my original paintings (framed and unframed) in my online Etsy gallery are 20% off through December 10. I can mail the painting directly to your loved one. Just contact me with their address after your purchase. Click here to view available paintings.
Charcoal drawing of a young jackrabbit that was hanging around my house last summer. Available in my Etsy gallery. Click here to view on Etsy.
I can understand why jackrabbits are often made into characters in stories. They have such a unique face. This is an 8 x 16 oil painting available unframed for $250 and framed as shown for $350. Click here to view in my online Etsy gallery.
