My purpose in creating this blog is to share with you my love of nature, color, and beauty through original artwork. Watercoloring gives my life greater meaning and purpose, and my fondest wish is that my humble creations will bring you a quiet moment of joy and peace. I welcome you and invite you to relax and enjoy my favorites. Thank you for your comments.
Saturday, March 7, 2015
No. 50: Hummingbird and Mallow Watercolor
The ruby-throated hummingbird looks for the bright pink blooms of the common mallow in the wild. This original watercolor measures 12"x16" surrounded by a 16"x20" gray matboard. This painting has been sold. To learn more about my other paintings, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
No. 49: Green Heron II Watercolor
Thursday, February 19, 2015
No. 48: Alligator Watercolor
The American Alligator is the largest reptile in North America, sometimes reaching a length of 14 feet and weighing nearly a thousand pounds. This original watercolor measures 12"x16" surrounded by a 16"x20" light green matboard. It sells for $250 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
Saturday, February 7, 2015
No. 47: Brown Trout Watercolor
Missouri has many beautiful fish, but the brown trout is particularly stunning with its iridescent orange spots. This original watercolor measures 12"x16" surrounded by a 16"x20" yellow-green matboard. It sells for $200 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
No. 46: Green-winged Teal Watercolor
Despite its name, its the bright orange and green head of the Green-winged Teal that is its most outstanding feature. This original watercolor measures 7"x11" surrounded by an 11"x14" dark green matboard. It sells for $70 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
Sunday, January 11, 2015
No. 45: Indigo Bunting Watercolor
The indigo bunting is arguably the most brilliantly colored bird in all of Missouri. It is also one of the tiniest with a body measuring just a few inches long. Every time I see one, I consider it a special treat. This original watercolor measures 8.5"x11.5" surrounded by an 11"x14" chocolate brown matboard. This painting has been sold. To learn more about other paintings, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
Sunday, December 21, 2014
No. 44: Christmas Teddy Bear Watercolor
The Christmas Teddy Bear, a timeless symbol of the holidays, evokes nostalgic memories for many. This original watercolor measures 12"x16" surrounded by a 16"x20" dark green matboard. It sells for $225 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
Saturday, December 13, 2014
No. 42: Belted Kingfisher II Watercolor
The Belted Kingfisher is the only variety of kingfisher found in Missouri. This colorful little bird can be seen dive-bombing for small fish on ponds and rivers. This original watercolor measures 9"x12" sourrounded by an 11"x14" slate gray matboard. It sells for $75 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
Monday, December 8, 2014
No. 41: Holly In Snow Watercolor
The bright red berries and green foliage of the holly tree are a colorful symbol of the holiday season especially when combined with snow. This original watercolor measures 12"x16" surrounded by a 16"x20" dark green matboard. It sells for $125 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
Sunday, November 30, 2014
No. 40: Eastern Bluebird Watercolor
It's easy to see why the Eastern Bluebird is Missouri's state bird. This small, colorful songbird brings joy to everyone who sees it flitting over fields and perching on fenceposts. This original watercolor measures 12"x16" surrounded by a 16"x20" dark blue matboard. It sells for $150 which includes shipping. To learn more about this painting, please contact me at cajuntom55@gmail.com. Enjoy.
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