Post-surrealism

Texas was the first state to plant flowers alongside the state highways.

"If everything isn't black-and-white, I say why the hell not?" - John Wayne

This is the quintessential piece in my Cowboy Core series.

Don't dig for water underneath the outhouse.

Charley Meeks rode with the Wild Bunch: Butch Cassidy's gang of 11 western outlaws.

Even a rugged cowboy can get the blues.

It takes the energy of 50 leaves to produce one apple.

I painted the tree after I finished its shadow.

Bill Picket was the first to jump off his horse and tackle a steer to the ground, leading to the sport of bulldogging.

The skull is inspired by Van Gogh's "..lit cigarette."

The first of my Cowboy Core series.

They ain't makin' no bones about it.

A Spaghetti Western representation of the flattened use of perspective in the Italian Proto-Renaissance

All Hat and No Cattle

Don't go in if you don't know the way out.

These outlaws are from one of my favorite western films, The Misfits (1961).

Well, shake it up, baby, now.

Don't assume you think like a snake unless you are one.

Buffalo Bill popularized and glamorized the wild west by creating a traveling road show with rodeo and gunslinger acts.