Showing posts with label waterfall hunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterfall hunting. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2016
Monday, August 15, 2016
I'll Whisper My Secrets to the Stones
I'll Whisper My Secrets to the Stones
18X24, Oil on Panel
This was the first real bushwhack waterfall that we ever went and found. It is called School House Falls and it's in Van Buren County. It began to rain on us as we were heading back to the car and we took shelter for a while in an old abandoned barn.
Thursday, April 30, 2015
If I Could Catch You
If I Could Catch You
6X8, Oil on Panel
Available
Started en plein air in Moccasin Hollow, finished in studio.
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Fuzzybutt Falls, Searcy County
Fuzzybutt Falls
11X14, Oil on Panel
Fuzzybutt Falls is a fairly easily accessible fall in the Ozark National Forest. It's tucked back into a box canyon near Six Finger Falls. The stream here feeds Falling Water Creek. I can only speculate as to why it is called Fuzzybutt Falls and perhaps I would rather not know. Still, beautiful little water fall.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Laura's Falls
Laura's Falls
10X14, Oil on Panel
NFS
Here's some new work for a change! A few years back my family went on a waterfall hunting trip and found this little cascade upstream of the main waterfall we were trying to find. It was a grey and humid day but the water was freezing cold. I told my wife that if she would get into this waterfall, I would do a painting of it and name it Laura's Falls. And she did. Shortly after getting back I did a 5X7 of this scene but was not happy enough with it to post it so I finally got around to redoing a larger version with which I would be happy. I think we need to go back some time and visit this place again.
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