Indomitable Storytelling There is no real need

There is no real need for people to be in the image - there is enough there and the composition works

captures a poignant scene of Native Americans at night

could well have been made by a Navajo woman who had actually woven weaving blankets at an earlier age and carried the pattern forward to create a weaving that could be used as a rug

A grandmother will lead the herd through the native grasses at a tempo that protects the vegetation they depend on

To take a portrait of these cats is akin to delving into a mythological story book

Indomitable Storytelling There is no real need40" x 40" Oil on canvas Custom framed in a solid walnut floater I wanted to honor the dignity, power, and perseverance of the American bisona spiritual yet grounded creature that has been pushed to the edge of extinction and survived. This piece focuses on the sheer weight of his presence, and his slow, purposeful, forward movement through the passing storm.