Enjoy a novelty stay at an artist run 40 acre Sculpture Park with mountain views in all directions. Our vintage camper is outfitted with a comfortable place to sleep and relax. There is solar electricity, propane heat and a cooking stove. Outside is a deck, a firepit with seating and a picnic table. There is a communal shaded area (other guests may be present). New sculpture and amenities are added seasonally.
This painting is inspired by starry night skies over the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
This new painting is inspired by the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado where I live.
Enjoy a novelty stay at our colorful tipi at the 40 acre Mystic Valley Sculpture Park with spectacular mountain views in all directions providing beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Its a new way for me and my partner Kyle to share our love of the outdoors as well as our art with travelers from near and far.
This painting is inspired by the beautiful star filled skies I get to enjoy in Pagosa Springs where I live.
Over the years, I’ve really enjoyed seeing the wild sunflowers blanket the hills beneath the mountains of Crested Butte in Colorado. This area is famously and lovingly nicknamed the wild flower capital of the state. Mid July, the meadows are filled with so many colorful flowers. Most years I am here around my birthday basking in the beauty of one of the most beautiful and special places in the Rocky Mountains.
When the sun begins to set over the mountains in the San Luis Valley, often there is a beautiful burst of color. At times it is in the sky, while other times the mountains themselves can look lit up and glow with warmth. I took this photo from our sunset viewing bench in late Autumn. I used the color of the mountains from that evening to be my inspiration for the new mural.
This painting is inspired by the rising sun over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Mosca, Colorado. That’s where I am building a sculpture park and the surrounding mountain views are so inspiring. The sun peaking over the jagged mountains, igniting the sky and giving form to the mountains is breathtaking in the San Luis Valley.
In the recent years, living in the San Juan Mountains and also spending alot of time in the San Luis Valley surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, I feel that both areas inspired this dreamy mountainscape.
Having lived in Colorado since 2012, I’ve been enjoying incredible mountain sunsets ever since. Recently, I’ve explored this theme in a few new paintings. This one was inspired by the mountains near where I live. Some are really jagged and wild looking, including Chimney Rock which is near Pagosa Springs where I live.