“ICY FLOW“
6″ X 6″
Oil on Paper
Winter is one of my favorite seasons to capture in paint. I am looking forward to getting out during this upcoming season.
This is a painting that recently sold this summer at the Radius Gallery in Missoula, MT.
I had the opportunity over the last year to work on the game, The Lost Legends of Redwall: Escape the Gloomer.
The game is based off the Redwall series of books created by Brian Jaques. More info about the game, and how you can purchase it can be found at http://escapethegloomer.com
Here is a recent book cover I finished for “Shark Eater: Decker and Callie Adventure” by K.D. McNiven. This is the second cover in the series I have had a chance to work on.
I recently completed this shot, and another, for a calendar titled “Glacial Lake Missoula – Sanders County by Air”, with aerial photos by Dave Bennett. This image was painted to show what Glacial Lake Missoula might have looked liked, and the massive 2000 ft ice dam that held back the waters.
“Autumn Corridor”
5″ x 7″
Gouache on Illustration Board
One of a series of gouaches I painted this last weekend along the Clark Fork River.
“Little Spar Lake”
Oil on Canvas
30″ x 40″
I happened to be at this particular mountain lake 4 years ago. There was still a thick layer of ice on the water August 2nd! Amazing.
“Falling Apart At The Seams”
Oil on Linen
20″x 20″
I’m pleased to announce that this painting of mine has been included at the upcoming “Icons of the West” show taking place at the Dana Gallery in Missoula, Montana this summer. If you are interested in this work, or would like more info, please contact the gallery.
I was inspired to paint a big old gnarly tree. I liked the idea of these cenaur type warriors making their way through this fantastical forest.
Here is a new digital painting I just completed. I’ve been inspired a great deal lately by the works of Frederic Remington and Frank Tenney Johnson…..as well as centaurs for some reason.
Just returned from a horseback trip into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The great part was that I was able to attach my painting gear onto the back of some unsuspecting mule. Another bonus was that I got to eat much better than I do on most of my backpacking trips. Here are my paintings from the trip, as well as a few photos.