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Friends of Nevada Wilderness
Artown
“Refuge” gallery
7/10/20 - 7/17/20
Three of my digital paintings are on exhibition in the Friends of Nevada Wilderness - Artown - “Refuge” gallery, running from 7/10/20 - 7/17/20.
This is an online exhibition and all of the works are for sale. 40% of the proceeds help fund the Friends of Nevada Wilderness and their important mission to keep Nevada wild.
Las Vegas Winchester Gallery Exhibition
"Water in the Desert"
8/27/19 - 9/28/19
One of my digital paintings, "The Las Vegas Mojave Desert Bursts In Color After The Rain," was exhibited in Las Vegas as part of the Water in the Desert group exhibition at the Winchester Gallery. It was selected as the first piece visitors saw as they entered the gallery and the last piece seen when they left. Below is a photo of the digital painting on exhibition and the front and back of the invitation for all the exhibition information. We hope you were able to visit this excellent group exhibit.
SublimeLines Digital Paintings
The slideshow below includes some of my “Refuge” gallery and Water in the Las Vegas Mojave Desert works. They may look like photographs but when you zoom in you can see the strokes, just like the image of a drop of water hanging from a Yucca leaf at the top of this page.
For those viewing on a computer please be sure to click the Full Screen icon in the lower right of the slide show to see the fullest view.
These framed Giclee paintings are for sale.
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The Las Vegas Mojave Desert Bursts In Color After The Rain
Life and color burst after a desert rain.
Water Drops See The Desert Through Ethereal Lenses
Everyone should venture into the Mojave Desert foothills surrounding Mount Charleston after a sweet desert rain. People living in the desert can smell the rain in the far off distance. Can ethereal water drop eyes reveal a new perspective?
Hope Springs Eternal
During my 36 mile morning ride through the Mojave Desert something buried deep within the endless sea of scrub brush caught the corner of my eye. Venturing off my bike, far into the scrub, I found the most improbable scene, apparently intended to be a hidden statement, making it all the more beautiful and sublime.
A little girl watering the blistering Las Vegas Mojave Desert with an empty bucket.
Las Vegas Mojave Desert Bursting Bright Red Barrel Cactus after the rain
Life and color burst after a desert rain.
Mount Charleston Weeping Quaking Aspen
Mount Charleston's Quaking Aspens shed tears of joy.
Majestic Mount Charleston Pine
Majestic Mount Charleston pines fiercely grip their rocky promontories towering over all they survey.
Mount Charleston Quaking Aspens
Quaking Aspens in Mount Charleston's highest reaches as they burst into their brightest yellow during their brief peak season. Winds treat visitors to sound of millions of rustling dancing leaves.
Mount Charleston Bee
Thousands of beautiful orange bees tend purple groves.
Mount Charleston Roots
Sublime lines of ancient trees splitting solid rock.
Mount Charleston Quaking Aspens – very large, unframed
A very large, 44" * 64", expansive view across Mount Charleston's highest areas capturing the wind settings millions of Quaking Aspen leaves rustling dancing and whistling through the pines like locomotives.
Clark County School Bus Arrives On A Cloud of Desert Dust
LA Street Art Interpretations
Around 10 years ago the LA street art scene was amazing. Countless hours were happily spent seeking out and visiting these masterpieces. Conversation floated that the mayor's office would criminalize and paint over street art. I photographed much these works for others to appreciate in the future.
Over time I created a few interpretations as large digital paintings on canvas and gator board. Below are two of these works.
For those viewing on a computer please be sure to click the Full Screen icon in the lower right of the slide show to see the fullest view.
Below are descriptions of the two works in the slideshow. They are for sale. Please Contact Us for for more details.
BumbleBeeLovesYou on the side of A+ Glass and Mirror
This is a large 36 * 24 canvas.
Eduardo Kobra's Mount Rushmore Mural
This is a large 36 * 24 glossy mounted on gator board.
Eduardo painted over this work in 2013 with a portrait looking through the eyes of Albert Einstein.