Please check out my new website and feel free to make comments on pieces I have there. I will be adding to the content over the next several months, to update what is there.

http://Gap-Arts.com

"Red Tail Hawk" is one of my all-time favorite pieces that I have created. It is a blending of  a digitally manipulated photo I took near Lawton, Oklahoma, with added watercolor and pen & ink embellishments, on a heavyweight Strathmore watercolor paper. This is a one-of-a-kind original, framed in a beautiful blue frame, with coordinated blue matte.

 I have also created 25 limited edition ACEO prints as well, with letters of authentication. I'd be glad to sell the remaining ones I have on hand. Contact me at: Tuscola_Dad@hotmail.com for pricing information on the original, full-size piece, or one of the ACEO prints.

Grapes Number 3

This beautiful cluster of grapes was found in the Faltz Family Vineyards outside of Sandwich, Illinois in August, 2010. What a beautiful part of the country! And who said they only grow good corn there?

The Faltz family owns and operates the Fox Valley Winery in Oswego, Illinois, with tasing rooms and gift shops in Oswego and Sandwich.

You'll LOVE their wines!

Second-hand Skillets

This photo was made in a second-hand shop in Paris, Texas on a road trip during the Association of Texas Photography Instructors summer workshop in 2008. I loved the colors, textures, and design of the skillets hanging there.

This image is the end result of a photo I took last year in Austin, Texas on a leisure trip. It looks like an old, Spanish-style mansion, so I decided to call it "La Mansion".

Several filters were used to create the effect of a watercolor image, then actual watercolors are added to the digital print on heavyweight Strathmore watercolor paper. The inks are pigment inks, said to have a life expectancy of 100 or more years, when framed under glass, using an archivally-safe paper.

Photo of me, Kauai, Hawaii

This is at the windy edge of Waimea Canyon, said by Mark Twain to be the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific".

The photo was taken by our exchange student from South Korea, JiYoung Yoo, who traveled with us on this vacation the summer of 2009.