Anytime I can find a path wandering into the woods, I have to grab it for future reference.  

This is the second version of this scene that I have done recently - This one is larger and I just love the scene.  This painting was accepted into the Texas Watercolor Society's annual show and will be on display at the Hill Country Arts Foundation in Ingram Texas through the end of June.

A friend and fellow artist invited me to paint this great old relic that dates to the 1820's (there wasn't much in this part of Texas in the 1820's)  Unfortunately, it is damaged beyond hope of repair and will soon be disassembled by the owners.  I feel blessed to be able to capture it before it is gone

A fellow artist and Wimberley resident invited us to paint her home along Wilson Creek.  On arriving, I realized that this is one of the homes that we helped to muck out after the Blanco River flood in 2015.  Although she wasn't in the home at that time, it was fun to revisit the area and see the home in its renovated state.

Texas Wildflowers have been out of control this spring.  Although I avoid painting them (everyone else does it so much better), I did include some in this plain air painting that I did at Blue Hole Park

This is a great farm that Ginnie and I saw while traveling in Michigan last year.  Although I have lived away from that part of the world for many years, it is always a joy to spend time in the rural midwest.