This painting is currently at the R Gallery, 2027 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado.
Self Portrait, v. 2016
Evolution of Art
Visual art is constantly evolving. The only common denominator is the expression of human thoughts, ideas, and feelings. Is there a next step? Can there be art without humans?
Distant View of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
This very distant view is from the Bluff Overlook in the Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge, just south of Alamosa, Colorado.
Alamosa River
Early Fall near Alamosa campground in Rio Grande National Forest.
White River at Keeps Mill
Apparently, Keeps Mill was a stop on an alternative route around Mt. Hood on the Oregon trail. If that’s true, how people got wagons in and out of here, I do not know. The hillsides rise quite quickly from both sides of the river. The White River flows from the White Glacier on Mt Hood. Keeps Mill is a primitive, secluded campground at the end of Forest Road 2120 (note to self: Watch for speed bump at end of pavement). The last mile is down a rocky, narrow, steep, exposed hillside. Did I mention a really tight switchback and talus fields?
[© Michael Liebhaber, 2019]
Overlooking Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge
A nice place to relax within an easy drive from Alamosa; dirt road is sketchy in places though. This view is from the Bluff Overlook. I drew this on my iPad.
Trillium Flowers along Ridge Trail in Forest Park
Lots of Trilliums (trillia?) were in bloom in Forest Park on my hike last week.
A view along Ridge Trail in Forest Park, Portland, Oregon
Watercolor of the “St Jons Bridge” section of the trail – all uphill.
