The magnitude of this same kind of explosion within us is amazing. No wonder we are so struck by the Fourth of July and all the...

My birthday is June 19 and I always thought it honorable to be the same as Juneteenth.

Definitely the more kids you have had the more you know about flesh. The more you are a caregiver-full time for a loved one you know more...

The human body is so magnificent. Love It !

AAll the things we don't know- what is really real, getting slapped. Sometimes we see. We see deeply the longer we live. I think women...

The Old Cottonwood tree that holds the yard swing I sit in all the time in the backyard. This tree has a face in it. I talk to it all the...

FunnyMan declares his funniness by overexposing himself. Haaa ! I like Jim, he sees the me in me and him in him. And he is always sharing...

This is how we looked starting out moving into Waverly, CO. These clay wall forms started out as first works in Waverly. Porcelain, 30"...

John Magnie of the SubDudes Band, brilliant keyboard player, singer, and arrangement of vocals and orchestration and old-time friend....

Yeah Baby, this is when the eatin gets good. My cooking all the way. I don't hold anything back. It certainly isn't the cheese dish my...

What a beautiful way to live a day- with such a smiling daughter, Shelley. I love being with her in every way. She is a healer, support...

The first of monoprints, rubber based ink and varnish on Kodak Print Paper. This piece started a very thrilling series of monoprints. All...

This piece comes from a dream. I could see all this global order as we pulled it out of the ground and pumped it into the sky- we will...

Printmaking and Painting. The idea is to mix two methods of applying paint together and have a finished work. At this time I was also...

Monoprint, ink and varnish, 5'x5' on canvas, 2010. This is all about jumping on a bike and speeding off into the backwoods of Waverly,...

This piece was done during my flights on a motorcycle. Everyone in our family was riding and we were going to Walden, CO and back, eating...

Red Yellow Blue, 7'x9.6', encaustic oils on canvas, Jim Foster.

I could tell by the look on her face, she was swimming for her life.