Showing posts with label Paint the Parks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paint the Parks. Show all posts

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Byer's Peak 12 x 16

Day 18 - 30 Paintings in 30 Days
This was painted from a photo I took while my husband and I were hiking with my son and daughter-in-law near Fraser, Colorado in the Arapahoe National Forest at St. Louis Creek. This is very near their home; what a beautiful area, I see why they want to live there.

Ten percent of the sale of this painting will be donated to the Waushara County, Wisconsin Chapter of the Ice Age Trail as part of the PaintTheParks program.

Sunday, January 29, 2012

JOHN MUIR POND 15 x 27

Here is the latest painting to be added to the Paint The Parks page of my website. I have agreed to donate 10% of the sale of this painting to the Ice Age National Scenic Trails. To see the paintings of other artists who have been inspired to paint the beauty of our nation's parks go to http://painttheparks.com/

Saturday, October 29, 2011

KARNER BLUE MEADOW - PAINT THE PARKS

                                           Karner Blue Meadow 12 x 16

This paintings is of the wild lupine in the Karner Blue Meadow State Natural Area near Wild Rose, Wisconsin. Designated a State Natural Area in 1998 the area is a dry sand prairie that is home to a strong population of the federally endangered Karner Blue butterfly. The Karner blue is restricted to habitats that contain wild lupine, abundant throughout this natural area. As a member of  www.PaintTheParks.com I will donate 10% of the sale of this painting  to the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Amber Reflections 16 x 12

I often listen to books on tape while I paint....I was listening to "The Secret Life of Bees" while painting this one. The subject of this painting is the Parfrey's Glen Area of the Devil's Lake State Park near Baraboo, Wisconsin. As a member of www.PaintTheParks.com I will donate 10% of the sale of this painting to the Ice Age Trail - National Scenic Trails.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

WILLOW CREEK 12 x16

Our ground is still covered with several inches of snow. Working on this painting brought welcome relief to my snowblinded eyes. I'd love to be sitting on the fallen tree, dangling my feet in the creek.
This creek is in the Willow Creek State Fisheries Area. As a member of Paint the Parks, I will donate 10% of the sale of this painting to the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.