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Clay bird flower pots. This is up on a hill, just outside of Wimberley.

Parked in front of a burrito restaurant in San Marcos, Texas. "Image, Peace, Love"

After 6 weeks in New England, I'm back in Texas. I have 2 weeks to pack up, and then move to New England. I've always wanted to li...

Salem, Massachusetts. Still snowy. Still beautiful. Still cold. I love the cold weather.

Another drawing from snowy New England. I've been here for two weeks, still haven't seen the ground beneath the snow. This is a com...

Deep snow in the suburbs of Peabody, Massachusetts.

Six weeks ago, after returning from a trip to Florida, my next door neighbor volunteered to pick me up at Austin Bergstrom Airport. Since...

My hippie neighbor's porch. He has a large collection of windchimes, so on windy days, you can hear his house from far away.

While working on a commissioned art piece, I've been painting this on the side. I bought this birdhouse for five bucks with no intent...

Two fledglings and an adult eagle. The nest is in a dead tree which is roped off for protection against us humans.

"Manicured" nature in Florida. Over the weekend I visited Kayo Costa State Park, a barrier island off the southwest coast of Fl...

Left; an old clinky clonky bamboo windchime. I love these things. Right; an old purple martin bird house. The wood is rotting, so I doubt...

Throughout the winter I have had many birds feeding and living very close by. They are so much fun to observe. Clarence, my cat co-exists ni...

While sketching, this pair of ducks swam over and came right up to me looking for a handout. I had nothing for them. The duck with the ora...

The large moleskine sketchbook has been evolving into a place for more imaginary and whimsical ideas and art. The small moleskine is still ...

Last month This American Life (Public Radio International) held a tee shirt design contest. This was my submission. After a month of Sunday...

I drove past a wooded yard filled with all sorts of wonderful birdhouses...I just had to turn it into art. The tree is from their neighbors ...

From my cactus and succulent plant collections.  Pine Cone cactus. It really does exist.