My Fairy-Tale Life, by Steven Boone

To be honest, the skeleton motif took me by surprise here in Mexico and then I stayed with it ⏤ creating about a dozen paintings so far. Cer...

  I stumbled upon a shrine someone made and hid in the woods. Intoxicated with mountain fever and wandering off a trail at upper elevat...

The ancient Greeks believed Chaos was the first thing to exist from which the primordial deities came; including Gaia, the ancestral mot...

The Red Pancho, Oil on linen, 16 x 12 inches Awakened experiences and new perceptions are occurring regularly and I am thankful fo...

Winter cold makes life contract—or so it seems. The sun shines for fewer hours of the day, plants go dormant and energy is spent in ...

Mayan Woman in Belize, photo on canvas, 18"x24" Nexus, Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 inches Koi, mixed-media, 20"x...

Ice-cream Hangup, by Steven Boone I enjoy surprise in life and art. Surprise is what challenges our perception, and makes us wo...

Yin-Yang , Mixed-media on canvas, 20 x 30 inches “I wish I had not seen that!” Heidi Of The Mountains was in our gallery when she overhea...

This weekend I am posting some of my best blogs from the month of August since 2007. Here they are: Eternity In An Hour,  August 19, ...

Living in THE DREAM, where flux is ever present is wonderful, and also full of surprise. I should have known better than to show up at the ...