Ardys ART Works

Ardys ART Works Seasonal and wildlife paintings on repurposed wood. Most can be displayed outdoors.

One of my paintings is in this show, but it is unsigned, as are all the paintings in an Incognito show. Have a look. Lot...
07/22/2026

One of my paintings is in this show, but it is unsigned, as are all the paintings in an Incognito show. Have a look. Lots of beautiful pieces.

2nd in the Woodland series. Since opossums are nocturnal, it’s rare for me to see them. But our Border Collie announces ...
06/27/2026

2nd in the Woodland series. Since opossums are nocturnal, it’s rare for me to see them. But our Border Collie announces when he’s met one in our backyard at night. With my flashlight all I can see is the white face in the dark atop the fence. FYI: only juvenile opossums can hang by their tails.

I’m starting a series of Woodland Animals. I found 3 long boards with raw edges alongside the street. Just what I needed...
06/27/2026

I’m starting a series of Woodland Animals. I found 3 long boards with raw edges alongside the street. Just what I needed. I used to see one of these guys on my way into Duluth some early mornings. 29” x 9”. Raw loblolly pine.

“Ewe Protect the Flag”. 12” x 11” on weathered wood.
06/27/2026

“Ewe Protect the Flag”. 12” x 11” on weathered wood.

More paintings of late. Thinking’ ahead to Holiday festivals. 14” x 16” on weathered wood. “The Beloved Barn”
06/27/2026

More paintings of late. Thinking’ ahead to Holiday festivals. 14” x 16” on weathered wood. “The Beloved Barn”

Painted a series of 4 x 4” pieces I will call “The Farm Animals”. These are fun for me and don’t take long. Thanks to Br...
06/27/2026

Painted a series of 4 x 4” pieces I will call “The Farm Animals”. These are fun for me and don’t take long. Thanks to Britt Herring for the 4 x 4’s.

Yesterday we had a Navajo guide give us a private tour into Canyon de Chelly. (Pro. Shay). The walls of the canyon grow ...
04/20/2026

Yesterday we had a Navajo guide give us a private tour into Canyon de Chelly. (Pro. Shay). The walls of the canyon grow taller as we descend into the canyon until they are 1000 ft tall. Some of the Navajo spend their summer months living in the canyon where they farm a little and the winter in a second home above the rim of the canyon. Several cliff dwellings are in Canyon de Chelly from 800-1000yrs old. The occupants left pictographs on the canyon walls. Archaeologists know that these were drawn after the Spaniards arrived because the men are on horseback. The men with broad torsos are believed to represent the Spanish wearing armor. Note the car partially submerged in a quicksand.

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