Peppers Art Gallery, Update

We are back home in Bastrop. It is so weird, it doesn't seem like we have been gone. There are changes, of course. The house has an abandoned feel, cleaning and airing needed! There is more new construction and businesses along the way. Who is moving into all these new homes and apartments? They have almost finished the overpass to 130 (toll road) between here and Austin. I stopped in at HEB for basic groceries and it is much the same. They had my gluten free crackers, Nut Thins, (These are so good anyone would like them ..nuts and rice base) and a new box of macaroni and cheese, well rice-roni and cheese, for me to try. It tasted OK, but looks strange. The pasta (can you call it pasta?) cooks up a little gray. (It didn't impress me enough to remember the brand.) Also HEB has great corn tortillas, called Home Style. I missed those.

We had stopped by Peppers Art Gallery in Magdalena, New Mexico, on October 15 and took down the remainder of my show. I left four new paintings and picked up a bunch. I now have 11 paintings there. Contact Peppers for purchase information.

Here is a view of all of them from my web page. You can visit my page to see the other seven in larger format.

The new ones are:

Windmill, Too
Soft Pastel, 10 x 16 inches
On masonite fixed with the new Colourfix medium.
More info and a story here.

Organ Mountain View

Plein Air
Soft Pastel, 9 x 11 inches, On Colourfix card

Aguirre Spring Park

Plein Air
Soft Pastel, 9 x 12 inches, On Colourfix card

Alamo
Soft Pastel, 8 x 10 inches, On R-tis-tx board
read more about this one here.