SPIRIT GUIDESShe appeared as I glanced up and my passed fathers voice spoke,
of her captivating beauty as my spirit awoke
our eyes met she smiled
I knew she was not of this land
but of the Anishnabe people of the Whitesands
She told me of a dress that came in a dream one night
Created from that vision it soon saw the light
Draped in white buckskin my eyes filled with tears
As I wondered where she had been all these years
searching for my own roots in drawing faces that once were
Was really my spirit longing for her
Medium: Graphite pencil on illustration board 16" X 25"
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GHOST OF THE HEIGHTS
These endangered snow leopards, appropriately called the ghost of the heights rule the rugged mountain ranges of central Asia.
Medium: Graphite pencil on illustration board.19" X 21.5"
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PATH OF CHOICE
Gall was a Sioux warrior and leader. He is the center piece for this depiction of the First Nations legend, "the wolves within". It tells how one evening a Cherokee elder sat with his grandson to tell him about the battle that goes on within people. He said, "my son, the battle is between two wolves inside us all. One is evil. This wolf speaks with anger, envy, jealousy, hatred, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, false pride, superiority, and ego. The other is good. This wolf speaks with joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, and caring, empathy, respect for self and others, generosity, truth and faith. The grandson listened to his grandfather's words and asked, which wolf wins? The wise Cherokee elder looked into his grandson's eyes and replied, "The one you feed".
Medium: Graphite pencil on illustration board.15" X 20"
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APACHE TEARS
This piece was created as a tribute to the North American Indian people. A collage of symbolic images frame the center piece which is that of an Apache chief of 1889.
Medium: Graphite pencil on illustration board.20" X 15"
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WAR DRUMS OF OUR PAST
Tatankya lyotake "Sitting Bull", medicine man, leader, warrior and chief. He was the incarnation of the fighting spirit of the Teton Sioux Nation, a man of blood and iron. In a different environment he would have become a leader of great nations. He is illustrated side by side with General George Armstrong Custer of the Seventh Calvary. Custer was the youngest man in the US Army to ever be promoted to his rank at the age of twenty-three. His arrogance cut his career short and his fate was sealed at Little Big Horn River by the underestimated force of th Sioux warriors.
Medium: Graphite pencil on clay board.14" X 22"
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