The Blue Door – Oklahoma City
My sketch/watercolor of The Blue Door (print available here), a listening room opened 31 years ago by Greg Johnson in Oklahoma City. Greg’s a champion
My sketch/watercolor of The Blue Door (print available here), a listening room opened 31 years ago by Greg Johnson in Oklahoma City. Greg’s a champion
Someone asked Townes Van Zandt: why do you sing with your eyes closed? And he said, “If you would close your eyes I wouldn’t have
Austin’s Bull Creek Park has a concrete picnic table under the oaks that’s perfect for songwriting (I made a drawing of it here). Walt Wilkins
Drawing I did considering our musical ancestors- from a photo of Jimmie, Maybelle, A.P., and Sara together in Louisville in June 1931. Prints of the
I’m very happy to announce we’ll be a part of a great lineup for the always magical Kerrville Folk Festival this summer- our set will
For Mardi Gras, I’ve been listening to a lot of the great New Orleans musicians Fat Domino, Dr. John, and Professor Longhair, so I did
Just a handful of seats left for our show with the band at The Duck on Saturday. Though the sign on the place is beautiful,
McGonigel’s Mucky Duck. My sketch/watercolor of the landmark venue for songwriters in Texas- opened by Rusty and Teresa Andrews in 1990. I first played McGonigel’s
The Guero’s Oak Garden: My sketch/watercolor of the spot where – in 2 weeks – the band and I will be performing for a crowd
Maryland has a lot of waterfront. You realize this if – like me – you decide to try to draw the outline of the state.
I drew a sketch and watercolor of the 35-foot tall boots installed beside North Star Mall in San Antonio. (Prints of this are available here).