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I enjoy strolling through cemeteries. They are peaceful, inviting and offer a sense of history and family. This small cemetery along the Blue River is blanketed in fog and shows a mother and daughter gazing at the headstones. I can only imagine their thoughts or grief. Surely a loved one is buried there.

I used impasto medium in section of this painting go give it a rich texture.

As a painter, my goal is to inspire, not just reproduce a subject on a canvas. I like my colors bold with subjects drawn in large, generous forms. I want my work to touch the inner impulse and passion of my viewers. To me, producing art is liberating. Whether I work directly from a perceived subject, plain air, or abstractly, I am most concerned about the work's overall composition and formal aspects. My colors tend to be bright and bold. Bright colors make me happy, and I aspire to convey that feeling to my viewers and customers. I am a native of Sikeston, Missouri, and a graduate of Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, with a BS in Historic Preservation. I had an interesting career in travel and...