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March “Taybeh”
olive trees along the main road in Taybeh It feels like I just dropped Taybeh in the mail, how did it get to be mid April? Sorry for the delay! Taybeh the first etching in new series I’ve started...
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April “Nejmah”
"Nejmah" One of the things I loved about traveling in Palestine and Turkey was the breathtaking Islamic tile work in the interior of the mosques. I’ve had a long standing obsession with decorative...
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May “Sotol, Big Bend”
"Sotol, Big Bend" Last month I went to Big Bend National Park and was mesmerized by the haunting, barren west Texas landscape. The starkly beautiful desert landscape was full of all sorts of...
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June “Spanish Dagger”
Spanish Dagger Since moving to Texas last year, I’ve become a bit obsessed with succulent plants. Maybe because I had never really seen many before, or if I did I never really payed them much...
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July “Stone House”
July’s print, Stone house, is a detail from a larger etching that is the first in a new series of Palestinian landscapes. This beautiful, abandoned old stone house, in the village of Awarta, is...
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August “Bourbon county farm”
Oof! How did it get to be September? August found me making the long road trip from Austin up to Kentucky to visit family and friends. The rolling hills of Kentucky seemed even more lovely after a...
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September “Aspen”
Aspen soft-ground etching with watercolor Colorado is well know for its snowy winter beauty, but the shimmering aspen trees and Rocky Mountains are equally stunning in the summer. We spent Labor Day...
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October ‘Autumn’
I love autumn; cooler weather, pumpkins, apple cider, renewed interest in knitting projects, but here in central Texas there is something missing: leaves! Most of the trees around Austin are live...
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November ‘Winter Migration’
'Winter Migration' In central Texas the first sign of winter is not dropping temperatures, but the arrival of the birds. It’s not as creepy as Hitchcock might lead you to think, but it’s really very...
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Announcing Print!subscription 2011!
I’m happy to announce Print!subscription is returning in 2011! Prints will be much larger and with 3 different subscription choices, you’ll have more control over the subject matter. As a thank you to...
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