It’s always awesome to know that someone that purchased your artwork truly does enjoy it. Just makes it all worth it. This is some of my artwork shared by a proud customer.
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Blooms and Berries in Loveland, Ohio
Don’t you just love sunflowers? Here are some beautiful ones at the Blooms and Berries in Loveland, Ohio. Great way to spend part of this amazing day.
Artwork on display at Valley Wine and Spirits
Black and Yellow Garden Spider in Union, Kentucky
Michelle pointed out this black and yellow garden spider and I had to get a few photos. This is the first time I’ve actually seen one of these in person, and the research I’ve done says they’re fairly common. Anyway, it’s just beautiful with the vibrant yellow against such a deep black. And the center of the web almost resembles a lightening bolt how it’s woven. Pretty cool spider with bold energy. I hope you enjoy the photos.

It breaks my Art. . .
I received a call from a Cincinnati Police officer this evening that the window display I’ve been showcasing my artwork in downtown Cincinnati was smashed this evening, September 10th 2013. I headed down to the scene around 8 pm and I’m just glad that nothing was actually stolen or damaged.
The word on the street is that it was a very tall woman who just happened to be naked and on a rampage. Pretty crazy the effect art can have on a person!
Orb Weaver in Union, Kentucky
Beautiful Sunset in Union, Kentucky
Choose a seat not a side | 18″ x 24″ acrylic on canvas
Beautiful Blonde in Union, Kentucky | 24″ x 20″ acrylic on canvas
Here’s another painting to add to my equestrian inspired series titled, Beautiful Blonde in Union, Kentucky | 24″ x 20″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns
Sold: $400
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Studio Stag Beetle

Look at this big beetle, just chilling on the screen looking at all the art. I bet he’s a painter himself.

There was a Stag Beetle at my studio last night, I didn’t know what it was at first, but after taking photos of it with my iPhone and sharing it through social media, people identified it as a Stag Beetle, and sure enough they were right.
This particular beetle appears to be a common male Stag Beetle, also called a “Pinching Bug,” which is one of the largest beetles found in Kentucky. This not so little guy was every bit of 60mm in length. Glad he was able to swing by the studio last night and check out some work. Hope to see him again soon.
































