Of the several paintings I have in the Wide Spectrum Show and Sale at the Arlington Museum of art, I think these two paintings were the best received.  The first one is Oceanic Adventure and the other is Rocky Top.  The show will continue through December.

Burger Bar and Burger Bar Alley

Burger Bar and Burger Bar Alley is a mixed media painting.  The Burger Bar is a Cleburne, Texas historic landmard known for having excellent burgers.  This painting includes the Burger Bar and other buildings located in the alley by the Burger Bar.
The original is available as well as acrylic painting on prints.

Prints are also available at:
http://fineartamerica.com/products/burger-bar-and-burger-bar-alley-james-haddock-canvas-print.html

A Larger Canvas

This acrylic mixed media painting is 16 x 40 on gallery wrapped canvas.  It  includes cedar chips, pebbles, tyvek, and textured gels.  The finish is self leveling gel.

A New Canvas

A new acrylic painting, 11 x 14 gallery wrapped canvas.  The final finish is Epoxy.

Demo at Mid Cities Fine Art Group in Hurst Texas

I had a very fun time doing the demo with the Mid Cities Fine Art Group on Wednesday, November 9, in Hurst, Texas.  Loved it!  The artists are super nice, friendly, and certainly a well organized group. 

Artists Share Their Work In Their Daily Activities

Tahlequah high schools class of 1951 (Central High School and Bagley High Schools) had their 60^th reunion on October 7 and 8, 2011.

What a fun time at the football game on Friday night and lunch at the Restaurant of the Cherokees on Saturday.

Pauline Green and Jerry Darter pulled this event together and all of us shared, reminisced, laughed, and marveled at the things our class members have accomplished.

Pauline copied photos from the 1951 annual which were used as name tags.  This was so helpful in remembering how we looked in 1951.

I learned that I have other class members that have migrated to Texas.  One family in Tolar and Larry
Combs in Dallas.

I was fortunate to be able to share these art pieces with my fellow 1951 graduates.

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Rocky Top found a New Home

This little gem ROCKY TOP found a new home.  Thanks art patron Kathy.