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"Third Time's A Charm"

This young cowboy is not yet an expert roper. His horse is wishing he'd get the job done. Maybe he needs to practice on his sister a few...

"Clear Water Crossing"

When riding in high country horseback there are often creeks and rivers to cross. Most horses don't mind but occasionally, I've ridden...

"By Hisself"

This painting was done using only burnt sienna and white. I enjoy the effect that using only one color produces, and I've done several...

"Mud Splattered But On Schedule"

This driver is doing his best to keep the schedule even though the weather is not ideal. I think he'll make it on time if the creek don't...

"The Spell Of The Palo Duro"

Words can't describe how much I love Palo Duro Canyon. I believe in the old saying "bloom where you're planted". I grew up in the canyon...

"The Tracker"

Here's another one of my favorite types of paintings, where the viewer knows more than the principle character. This cowboy is...

"A Helping Hand"

This is a very simple idea, but it's been very successful as a card and a print. I guess simple is best.

"The Crack Of Dawn"

This working cowboy has stopped his work long enough to enjoy the sunrise. I know from experience that he's probably been in that saddle...

"Between Rocks And Hard Places"

These cowboys are riding through one of the many sandstone arches within Arches National Park. I've been fortunate enough to have painted...

"Dampened Enthusiasm"

These cowboys don't get to take the day off just because it's raining, but wet saddle leather makes the day seem much longer. This...