Have you heard of OSWOA? They're cards like ACEO cards, only they're 4X6 in size. Yesterday was the official launch of OSWOA cards on ebay. If you'd like to see all the artists who are participating, type in OSWOA to the search bar of ebay and they'll come up.

This is my launch card, an oil painting of the Rocky Mountain Front. I call this, "The Changing of the Gaurd" as the snow is replacing the fall colors on the mountains, much like the gaurd changes at the Palace.

Caught this picture on our way up to Swift Dam yesterday. The mountains were especially gorgeous yesterday with some snow sprinkled on their tops. Fall colors are starting to come out. Gotta find a way to spend more time up there this fall!

This guy has quite an ability to focus, his stare is almost unnerving! We were driving along the Rocky Mountain Front, at Benchmark, west of Augusta, Mt when we found this guy. I loved the way he looked at us and he was so pretty with his wavy mane and the sheen on his coat.

This is a photo aceo card and I put it for sale in my store.

We pulled up to the gas pump one day and this dog was next to us.  He reminded me of my kids when they were teenagers and they always wanted to drive.  I asked his mistress if I could take his picture and this is one of the photos I got while we were there.  He even looks like he's trying to ignore you so he doesn't have to move over, out of the driver's seat.  I think he's cute.

This horse makes me laugh, like he bit off more then he can chew.

A black horse enjoys the playful breeze and the colors of a soft sunset sky

I was playing around painting a cat's eyes.  This looks like a fat, fuzzy cat.  The kind that would like to sit in your lap and purr the day away.

We had chickens when my children were growing up.  My uncle did chores for me one time when we had to be gone for a few days.  When we got back, he told me hated doing chores for me.  I asked him why?  He said because my animals were so tame, he couldn't even walk through the chicken yard as they all wanted to be picked up and petted!

He was right, the chickens were that tame! :)

I painted this rooster in memory of all those chickens I raised that were so tame!

He's posted in my ebay store for sale, prints will be there soon along with the original.

The hills in Montana are so dry this year, they've turned completely brown. Almost the exact same color as this buckskin horse, making him look like he's wearing camouflage of some kind.