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      <image:caption>“The Horse; Evolutionary Tracks” Acrylic, horse hair, and modeling paste | 38” diameter | Private Collection</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Studio Updates - The Horse: Evolutionary Tracks - Roma</image:title>
      <image:caption>Acrylic and beadwork on canvas | 29” x 24” | $5,400 The Arabian horse breed dates back 4,500 years to the Middle East. Bedouins enhanced the composition and movement of their Arabians by using saddles adorned with colorful fabric, beads, and metals. This painting depicts an Arab’s gentle head tuck and its brightly adorned gear. Saddlery colors repeat in the background with spontaneous acrylic washes and delicately hand-beaded medallions. The orchestration of the multimedia shapes and colors achieve embodiment of this royal Arabian horse. Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Studio Updates - The Horse: Evolutionary Tracks - Lucky Horse Show</image:title>
      <image:caption>Acrylic/horse hair | 5” x 7” | SOLD The textured feel and graded color of horsehair comes to call in this acrylic painting. A horse’s mane was cut, washed, combed, and inserted into plywood with predesigned drilled holes in a graded color pattern. This miniature painting was part of a display, and to wish me well in the show, I painted a lucky horseshoe using acrylics. Someone purchased the piece, and I also wish him the best of luck.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acrylic, horse hair, and modeling paste | 38” Diameter | Private Collection The 50-million-year evolution of the horse transitioned from the dog-sized forest dweller Eohippus to our modern horse, Equus. The animal’s overall size increased as five padded feet merged into a single hoof. To-scale imprints set in modeling paste in this collage detail some of the ancient changes the animal underwent over time. Mesohippus (shown in fossil form in this artwork) browsed in Badlands SD about 30 million years ago. The circular boundary of tracks is host to a color graded horse-hair sway.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Studio Updates - The Horse: Evolutionary Tracks - Khadraj’s Kingdom</image:title>
      <image:caption>Acrylic on canvas | 40” x 38” | $3,200 Khadraj is a nationally renowned Arabian stallion with a strong lineage in the equine world. His resolute pose and intent gaze, as well as a rich sunlit sky, create a striking contrast to the fluid movement of horses and trailing dust on the horizon. To create the dramatic look, a heavy base of acrylic paint was overlain with transparent colors. Contrasting values dramatically reveal the form and muscle tone of the horses and release the sense of light filtered on landscape grasses. Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Studio Updates - The Horse: Evolutionary Tracks - Slicing Moonlight</image:title>
      <image:caption>Acrylic/beadwork/hair | 16” x 20” | $5,500 Arabian horses are acclaimed for their power and visual elegance. This piece celebrates their force and intensity by uniquely combining acrylic paint, beadwork, and horsehair. Backlit arching necks and flaring manes fly in concert with drumming hooves. A hand-beaded horizontal band mirrors the pattern of sky and earth and introduces a cascade of horse hair. The combined segments convey a dramatic view of moonlit movement. Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acrylic on board | 8” x 9” | $475 Mariska, a young Arabian filly, is bright and spunky and was most definitely a challenge to paint. The flaring, Medusa-like mane of hair frames bright eyes, flaring nostrils, and a dipped facial profile. Deep sorrel hair and a flaxen mane flash highlights that showcase a star. This painting attempts to capture Mariska’s spirit of freedom. I was immersed in the moment we shared —then she ran off. Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Studio Updates - The Horse: Evolutionary Tracks - Faye and Filly</image:title>
      <image:caption>Acrylic/enamel on board | 11” x 9” | $375 The coats of the Appaloosa mare and filly highlight a base color overlain by spots. Spanish explorers introduced these striking horses into Mexico during the 1500s. The Nez Perce prized the Appaloosas, which spread far northwest of North America. My “spotted” intrigue resulted in general sketches followed by a creative leap to vibrant dabs of color on mare and foal. Illuminated horses quietly pose against an enameled black sky.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acrylic and muscovite specimen | 10” x 10” | $750 Abstract art rarely represents an accurate depiction of visual reality. Instead, it communicates compositions that balance forms, textures, colors, and lines. The abstract  art shown here uses a variety of techniques to convey experimental ideas. I created these paintings using the view of a rock under an X-polar microscopic in a laboratory. Light penetrates a thin section of a rock placed under the microscope and allows geologists to identify minerals, characterize the rock type, and interpret the rock’s history within the geological environment. As I gazed through the microscope, an array of vibrant colored minerals emerged. It is an outstanding exemplification of “abstract” with wild, vibrant colors and multitudes of shapes for each mineral. It does not get better than that! Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acrylic on Canvas | 33” x 41” | $1950 Colorful ammonites whirl and spin in a balanced composition. Eye catching rectangles emerge from a flaxen background. These geometric shapes serve as design hosts to imagine and radiant ammonites. Ammonites had a coiled “external shell” like the modern nautilus. The 360-degree whorl rotation aided in protection, flotation, and jet propulsion. As an artist, I portray ammonites on canvas by reawakening the animal with detailed strokes, iridescent shine, and diverse colors. Ammonites' intricate spirals and vibrant colors tell a story of deep geological history intertwined with cultural legends and artistic inspiration. Ammonites were named after the Greek god Ammon because their shells resemble his ram's horns. Scientists value ammonites because they were common during their time, easy to identify, and make excellent fossil guides for stratigraphy. Art and science meet once more! Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acrylic and beadwork on canvas | 29” x 24” | $5,400 The Arabian horse breed dates back 4,500 years to the Middle East. Bedouins enhanced the composition and movement of their Arabians by using saddles adorned with colorful fabric, beads, and metals. This painting depicts an Arab’s gentle head tuck and its brightly adorned gear. Saddlery colors repeat in the background with spontaneous acrylic washes and delicately hand-beaded medallions. The orchestration of the multimedia shapes and colors achieve embodiment of this royal Arabian horse. Contact for More Info</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acrylic on board | 23” x 29” | $2475 | SOLD During the golden hour, fading light slides the Badlands of western South Dakota into night. The plays of dark and light dance on landforms during sun-and-moon transitions. This ruggedly sculptured land responds to fluvial erosion that creates, destroys, and recasts by transporting deposits of sediments. Jagged buttes, spires, and pinnacles become transient sculptures that build the changing landscape. These landforms within the Badlands have spent 30,000 evolving, in motion toward eternity. In this painting, pulled from my memory, distant landforms with golden edges reach toward the horizon of a darkening sky. Shadows emerge in distant peaks, while the evasive foreground melts into mounded forms that ease into the abyss. As sculptural reliefs shift, I will be dancing and painting as the silver moon drifts across the sky, replacing the setting sun.</image:caption>
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