Here are a couple of paintings I've done around Dogwood Trace Farm - our farm. The first one is from a photo I took at the bottom of the hill looking up at that distinct tree that is on the right of the path. Ron says this is his favorite painting of mine because he goes to "the bottom" (the area behind out house at the bottom of the hill next to the West Harpeth River) all the time with the dogs. So he always sees this tree as he starts back up the hill.
This past summer, Ron planted a lot of wildflowers above the rock wall at the entrance to our driveway. Butterflies - especially lots of small yellow ones - flew all around the flowers, along with bees. The mixture of colors was bright and striking. Here is my painting of the rock wall and wildflowers. It's the largest painting I've done yet - 30 x 40, oil on cradled gessobord.
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