2011 September/October Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

09.03.2011

09.07.2011/sold

09.08.2011/sold

09.11.2011/sold

09.12.2011

09.12.2011

10.12.2011

2011 July/August Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

07.06.2011

07.08.2011/sold

07.29.2011/sold

07.30.2011

08.04.2011/sold

08.15.2011/sold

08.15.2011

08.17.2011/sold

2011 June Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

06.03.2011

06.10.2011/sold

06.16.2011

06.27.2011/sold

06.28.2011/sold

06.30.2011/sold

2011 May Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

05.01.2011/sold

05.01.2011/sold

05.03.2011

05.04.2011/sold

05.07.2011

05.15.2011

05.19.2011/sold

05.20.2011

05.21.2011/sold

05.22.2011/sold

05.27.2011/sold

2011 April Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

04.01.2011/sold

04.02.2011

04.05.2011/sold

04.06.2011/sold

04.08.2011/sold

04.11.2011/sold

04.12.2011/sold

04.14.2011

04.15.2011/sold

04.16.2011/sold

04.17.2011/sold

04.18.2011/sold

04.22.2011

04.24.2011/sold

04.25.2011/sold

04.27.2011

04.28.2011/sold

04.28.2011/sold

2011 March Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

03.04.2011/sold

03.04.2011

03.04.2011/sold

03.06.2011

03.07.2011

03.08.2011/sold

03.11.2011/sold

03.13.2011/sold

03.14.2011

03.18.2011

03.18.2011/sold

03.27.2011/sold

03.27.2011

03.27.2011/sold

03.29.2011/sold

03.30.2011/sold

2011 February Paintings

The View From Here

Bedroom Balcony: Mesa to Mountains
Tres Orejas to Taos

Size:  2.5″ x 6″
Medium:  Oil Paint on Paper
Price:  $50./each

02.07.2011/sold

02.09.2011/sold

o2.17.2011/sold

02.17.2011/sold

02.18.2011/sold

o2.21.2011

02.22.2011/sold

02.24.2011

02.26.2011

Airstream

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Courtesy Parking
a documentary film
+ cross-continental adventure chronicling the spirits of those who own airstreams


It was my Dad’s dream: to see different places and meet new people, to travel the United States in a van with my Mother; it never happened.

Maybe it’s about fulfilling a lost dream and forming a connection…


Airstream is a symbol of America’s adventurous spirit and desire to be out on the road.  Some people tow their Airstreams around the country; others find a place to park so they can live in their aluminum bungalows; an even greater number of Airstreamers spend countless hours caring for and restoring their capsules as a hobby.  Regardless of how the pods are utilized, all Airstream owners share some common ground: they are passionate about Airstreaming; they know a tremendous amount about their particular trailer, and they are more than happy to talk about them.

Traveling throughout the United States towing a 1953 Flying Cloud Airstream, this film will document the spirits of the people who have found a way to live part of their dream.


Do most people dream of living differently?

If I diverge from a conventional lifestyle, will I find community?

Do we all want to escape?

Tres Orejas – Life on the Mesa

The Mesa is 4 miles from the nearest power pole.  The famous Rio Grande flows 3 miles to our East, and the 600′ deep Gorge cuts its way through this rugged landscape.  Taos is just across the way.

The dirt and high dessert life yields much. We work hard to harvest.

Most importantly, we harvest our water.

Using a 4000 gallon cistern, located underneath our pantry, we collect the water.  The 4 solar panels convert the sunlight into power, and that power is stored in 8 batteries.  The inverter allows DC power to be AC power.

Being our own power station simplifies life:  life slows down, the bills go away, and we are self-sufficient without sacrifice.

This lifestyle affords us time.

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