Clouds over Sheep Farm

5.5x7.5 watercolor using White Nights paints done last day of June, an imaginary farm landscape. This was painted on Fabriano 140 lb cold press paper in a handmade wc book I bought from Etsy. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2026

New Mexico House

14x11 acrylics on wrapped canvas done in May, based on a house seen in southeastern New Mexico, on a recent trip. The bright colors were added by me to enhance the old stucco home's charm. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2026

Summer Saguaro

36x24 watercolor and acrylic on watercolor canvas, done last month before all the art shows started. With this simple design the elegant desert saguaro shows off its multicolored self along with its sharp pointed cactus thorns. The cactus itself is watercolor and background is acrylic over watercolor. Using an old credit card, I pulled acrylics down from the top to bottom. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2026

Prickly Perspective

22x18.5 watercolor on 140 lb cold press Langton Prestige paper by Daler Rowney. Painted in November 2025 using Daniel Smith pigments, this unusual saguaro cactus perspective draws in the viewer. I enjoy the orange sky background for a citrus twist. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2025

Sunflowery Seeds

16x20 watercolor and ink on 140 lb cold press paper painted back in November. This work featuring the deep inner properties of the mighty sunflower and its seeds is meant to draw the viewer in. Lots to see and explore with all the detail. Sunflowery Seeds is currently on display in Alto, NM, for the summer shows COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2025

Prickly Parfait Cactus

22x15 acrylics on Kilimanjaro 140 lb cold press paper done last September, a fantasy cactus scene emphasizing the color pink and other pastel hues. A glorification of the dry arid desert flora. This painting SOLD last week during my Lincoln County Art Loop event in Alto, NM. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2025

Distant Prairie Raincloud

4x6 watercolor on Joggles sketchbook paper done last part of June, another imaginary stormy sky landscape. These vibrant and dramatic small landscapes are fun to dream up and then put brush to paper to make them seem alive. COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2026