I created this line of wall décor because I love rural – love of past recollections of the finer things in life,  running in the field, playing in the barn loft, imitating Mary Poppins in the pasture, or walking barefoot in the newly fallen rain mud puddles.  My past experiences force me to love such imagery. 

Barns with their weathering textures scream art.  Nullifying part of the original image captures a statement I want to enhance.  This art form is not easy.  I first pull from my huge stock of images ones that might give me proportions, more than one flat dimension.   A lean-to or addition on a barn, or a roof that is worn with a lot of detail.  I carefully compose these images with a lot of judicious thought.  Balancing the opus, weighing the poise.  The final product has great appeal to me; my hopes are, for the consumer also.