South Texas Hunting Season... Painting Around the Issues
Even though the temperatures have been erratic, the winds have been blowing and the Covid virus is still active.…I have been painting! This is the peak time for quail hunting in South Texas and my husband and I always find ourselves splitting our time between Huntsville and the Baffin Bay area in Riviera, Texas. Bird hunting and bird dogs are a passion we share and now I have a great little studio just steps away from our hunting cabin!
Ups & Downs, Oil, 12x16 mesquite country, Oil, 12x16
The paintings featured here reflect the diversity in the landscape and some of the wildlife to enjoy in the beautiful southern part of Texas. This is a rugged land with remarkable history and my appreciation of the area grows every season. From bays, beaches and lagunas to rolling pastures full of mesquite trees in motts and an abundance of wildlife…South Texas is a special place.
green jays in sarita, Oil, 12x12 at the office, Oil, 12x12
Today I saw the soft morning fog drifting over the trees and now I am watching the yellow, pink and orange sky as the sun sinks below the horizon. It looks like there will be a full moon, so we will sit around our campfire and look for constellations. The other day we saw a falling star and there is a constant movement of bird populations. For some of them this place is “south for the winter.” It feels that way for me too.
sunrise at the duck blind, oil, 12x9
sunset in riviera, oil, 48x24

Happy trails no matter where your paths are taking you!










