Showing posts with label capital reef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label capital reef. Show all posts

Monday, September 7, 2015

Capital Reef Cows

Capital Reef Cows, oil on gessoed board, 9x12"

Capital Reef National Park in Utah is an amazing place to be visually overwhelmed, in a good way. I had an amazing panorama that changed throughout the day, depending on the light, clouds and winds that passed through it. 
On the roads around the park, you see "Free Range" signs signifying cows are found everywhere.  There was a wire fence outside the boundaries of the hotel that I stayed in, probably to keep the cows from knocking on our doors, but they were there, always hanging around.  Most of what I saw were mama cows and their babies. The calm landscape was filled with their calls if their babies ventured one sage bush too far.

Monday, August 10, 2015

Capital Reef morning

Capital Reef Morning, pastel, 9x12"

This is a drawing I did while staying at the Capital Reef National Park lodging. This was my hotel view and it was breathtaking to open the door to this first thing in the morning. We took a horse trip all through the layers of this incredible park. I took a lot(A LOT!!!) of pictures of open range cows that added another dimension to the landscape. I'm in awe of Mother Earth
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