"In 2020 I moved out of my apartment in downtown St.Louis Missouri and into my travel trailer. With no money, no family support, and no plan of where I would go; just a sense of urgency. There was more to life then how I was living up to that point. There was something more within me and in the world that I needed to find. I headed West like so many Americans had throughout our history, in search of that elusive gold." Excerpt:
These artworks are the visual retelling of this journey. A reflection of what I have searched for and found while living full-time on public lands. They're created using a lengthy process of natural weathering and layer upon layer of pastel, ink, paint and various print techniques.This one pictures a Northern Arizona forrest scene, just outside Flagstaff.
☆ 5% from each sale of these artworks will be donated to Public Lands. You'll receive a printed donation confirmation with the artwork bill of sale. ☆ Monthly payments available by choosing Shop Pay option at checkout ☆ painted on quality 18x24in Birchwood panel ☆ treated with uv protective coating to resist fading and ensure their colors stay vibrant. ☆ easy to hang using a sawtooth backer or hanging wire.
