Author: InspiredBlogs
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At Peace
“At Peace” 16″ x 20″ Oil on canvas, framed. $1,500 Mid-day on the Chinle is quiet, peaceful and calm. The colors of the minerals in the layers aren’t easy to see at that time of day, and the tint of the morning sun often touches the clouds that rise up early to begin the summer…
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Dine’ Spring
“Dine’ Spring” 20″ x 24″ Oil on canvas, framed. $2,300 Right in the middle of the Navajo (Dine’) reservation desert is this miracle spring that the Navajo use for all their irrigation, including corn, one of their important staples. This painting captures a part of the spring that has been captured in a deep, hand…
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Brilliant Abundance
“Brilliant Abundance” 16″ x 20″ Oil on canvas, framed. $1,500 The Chinle formation on the desert in northern Arizona gets it color from ancient minerals in the soil. Petrified wood, fossils, dinosaur footprints all inhabit the mounds of sand and earth, layers upon layers built up over thousands of years. On this day the fan…
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First Spring Green
“First Spring Green” 20″ x 16″ Oil on canvas, framed. $1,500 In Maryland, the rolling farmlands that get covered in white, winter snow, become lush and spring green right after the now melts and the sun begins to warm the land. Even before the bare trees have the chance to start grow buds, the grass…
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Homestead in Winter
“Homestead in Winter”. 30″ x 24″ Oil on canvas, framed. $3,450 Outside Washington DC there is an apple orchard that has been turned into a Disneyland like experience for city dwellers. It gets very busy during the summer months with cart rides to the apple trees for visitors to pick apples. They have pumpkins in…
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To the Moon
“To the Moon”. 9″ x 12″ Original Oil on canvas, framed. $450 There are many farms in Maryland with rolling green hills most of the year. In the winter, when the snow covers the ground, in between the fields are rows of Oak or Hickory trees grown to slow the wind. In the winter they…
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Cotton Candy
“Cotton Candy” 9″ x 12″Oil on canvas. $450 Sometimes in the early morning hours a mist will rise up and make the formations soft and colorful. This painting is more of an expression of the ancient origins in the land of the reservation.
