"Born of Stone and Sky"
There are moments in nature that stop you cold, the kind that remind you just how small we are, and how powerful this world truly is. That’s what drew me to create Born of Stone and Sky.
I’ve always been captivated by the quiet strength of the bighorn ram, an emblem of endurance and grace carved by time and terrain. When I look at him, I see the same resilience that lives in the heart of the West; steady, unyielding, and profoundly alive.
I’m drawn to that energy, the kind that speaks without words. Each stroke of charcoal became a meditation on strength, on perseverance, on the silent stories written in the lines of the land and the creatures that call it home.
This piece is a reflection of everything I love about the West, its beauty, its stillness, and the spirit that refuses to be broken.
Let this strength and timeless presence bring that same sense of grounded calm into your home, a reminder that even in stillness, power lives quietly beneath the surface.
11 1/2" x 16 1/2"
Original charcoal and Nero pencil drawing
on hot press watercolor paper
I’ve always been captivated by the quiet strength of the bighorn ram, an emblem of endurance and grace carved by time and terrain. When I look at him, I see the same resilience that lives in the heart of the West; steady, unyielding, and profoundly alive.
I’m drawn to that energy, the kind that speaks without words. Each stroke of charcoal became a meditation on strength, on perseverance, on the silent stories written in the lines of the land and the creatures that call it home.
This piece is a reflection of everything I love about the West, its beauty, its stillness, and the spirit that refuses to be broken.
Let this strength and timeless presence bring that same sense of grounded calm into your home, a reminder that even in stillness, power lives quietly beneath the surface.
11 1/2" x 16 1/2"
Original charcoal and Nero pencil drawing
on hot press watercolor paper
