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This is a first for me, my painting “Hay Day” was accepted to the AIS Small Works Show and I almost fell off my chair when I received the news! Thank you to the AIS jurors and staff and congratulations to all artists who were accepted.

A makeover to simplify and create movement. Time is often a friend. ☀️ wishing you well as you head into the weekend. Blessings to you and your people. 💛

#nebraskalandscape #vintagefarm #floodedfield

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The Museum of Nebraska Art in Kearney has opened the Nebraska Now Exhibition with work from many artists from across the state.

The opening reception is Saturday, February from 5-7 at the museum.

My painting “Aloft,” is part of the sh

This drawing is from my hands….the work of a heart and a soul. One who breathes deeply and slowly. Who doubts and fears, yet trusts and persists.

My mission as an artist is to pursue the good, the true and the beautiful. I may feel disorient

Taking it all in. I tried to get the winter vibe of grasses against the warm sun light which is what caught my eye. The wind kept me from getting more photos/video. Maybe you can relate. Next time! 🤞 Enjoy the day. ☀️
PS Willow was bored to tears! H

On the easel today, more to go. 🤪 What are you working on this fine day?

Happy January to you. ☀️

#cattlepasture #pasturepainting #rural_life #oilpaintingart #cattlepainting

This is Paul, a sweet King Charles Spaniel I had the privilege of painting! Awwwww. What a fun commission. I hope he gives you a lift as he did me. 💛
Thank you to his owners for trusting me with this special piece. 🙏

Happy new year to all. ☀️

#pe

Wishing you all things merry and bright this holiday season! Peace to you and your family. ☀️

“Huddled” | 6x6 | Oil on Cradled Wood | Beth Cole

#redbarnpainting #cattlepainting #winterfarmpainting

This scene from a favorite camping spot in Colorado has drawn me to itself more than once. One thing I love are the rocks and boulders- rugged and strong against the soft and smooth water. I just keeping coming back to it with my paintbrush. This is

Beth Cole, 2026