Good Lance Metal Print

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Good Lance, an Oglala man
Good Lance, an Oglala man, from Old photographs of American Indians by Edward S Curtis.
I choose to paint this portrait because of the man's face; he looks so strong yet sad. A human being.

Creating art is a compulsion, not a choice for an artist. At the call of their muse, the art will flow, turning a blank sheet into a vision of worlds yet unseen. For Patricia Carlson, this muse resides in nature, peeking out through the tall old trees that vibrate with wisdom, wafting through the air with the fragrance of roses and rain. Her watercolors are a reflection of her ties with the great living breathing earth that cycles around her. Sometimes it is a moment of captured beauty that the rest of the world would have missed in our efforts to push through our busy lives, other times Patricia�s work gives us a glimpse of a world we never could have seen at all, a magic in nature that exists just below the surface. The compulsion of...