Crossroads Store – Rural Southern Americana
There will always be a soft spot in my heart for pictures of lonesome back-roads – real Americana. So many of the places pictured in them…
While I hope you’ll take the time to enjoy more of my work, the featured art here is a taste of the artwork that I have created over the years. In most cases, this is art to buy as prints available in my shop.
Some of my work is from my home state of Georgia while others are inspired by places I’ve lived or places I’ve traveled both in the US and abroad.
This featured art may be showcased because of a special story or memory connected to the subject. Or in some cases I was just particularly proud of how the artwork turned out or how it has been received by others.
As always if you have questions about any of my work whether it’s the art pictured here or that found in my shop, please send me a message with your questions or comments and I’ll be happy to respond.
There will always be a soft spot in my heart for pictures of lonesome back-roads – real Americana. So many of the places pictured in them…
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