From Grains to Gigabytes, 30" x 40"Grain elevators are an agricultural hallmark and also a dying one on the Front Range of Colorado. Many of them, like this one, have been utilized into more aesthetic and practical cell phone towers than building new ones. Although a little bit of my heart aches to see this, I know this is part of the technological world we live in and prefer to see these gems get reused instead of torn down for the eyesore that most cell towers are. This one of a kind

A bucolic scene of cows grazing beneath the foothills to the Rockies - a scene that is all too infrequent given the extraordinary population growth and development of the rural lands on the Front Range of Colorado

amidst the blue green sagebrush

vintage ephemera and my photography from Sedona

• artwork is 8" x 10" x 7/8"

• original art on canvas panel

5" (three 24x24 pieces)

the chippy paint

letters and receipts

a charming nod to railroad past

gray piece inspired by Andrew Wyeth's subject matter and palette

Bring a little nature into your space

This piece features my photography of a New Hampshire barn that is hunkered down for the snow storm and is layered with acrylic paints and vintage ephemera (including vintage letters and stamps)