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The vision quest is a tradition among the Plains people. A man or woman seeking the way on the road of life, or trying to find the answer to a personal problem, may go on a vision quest for knowledge and enlightenment. This may mean staying on top of a hill or inside a vision […]

As you see behind the birthday balloons my work is above the fireplace mantle. A gift was given on their wedding day… This is a picture celebrating a birthday and obviously a new celebration on the way.

Big thanks to Rita and Chuck fellow vendors who loved and purchased “No Whiskey“. I have sold several editions and gave the first edition of “No Whiskey” to my niece Emily and her newly wedded husband on their wedding day. No Whiskey Sold To Rita Sept 4, 2021

It was a joy to talk and converse with Karla, a Native Californian that moved East to Arizona. Warmth and kindness summed up Karla. Thanks for the purchase of this one-of-a-kind original fired ceramic relief. I’ve had this piece since 2007 and it’s been in many shows. It’s finally found a home.

Janet Has a Native American Husband that likes “The Man” The day I meet Janet was a slow day and I said to myself ‘where are my angels?’ Suddenly, she appeared like an Angel and bought a colorful piece called, “The Man” and a large 30″ x 40″ “Charles American Horse “. Ask and you

I have sold a few peices to Drew and have been commisioned more work. Drew pulled up in his truck with his wife and cigar in hand. He pointed out an original that had many hours of work in it. How much? The bargaining began, we settled. A sure find for Drew indeed. I felt

Carl told me he had no more space on his walls for art. Carl, a collector of Sedona Artistworks, could not resist “Sedona Raven” even though he had nowhere to hang it. I received a call from his wife a few days later telling me how they found the perfect place and how much they

Met a neighbor I didn’t even realize lived up the street from me After a couple of walk by’s and then thoroughly examining this limited edition “No Whiskey“, Tammy was envisioning where this piece would go in her home. I was later invited to come and see it for myself. I enjoyed the visit and