Plains American Indian Life - First Big Fall.  Medium watercolor and color pencil. Archival quality giclee print. A child has taken his first serious fall off of his horse.

Plains American Indian Life - Bringing in the Watch Eyed Colt. Medium watercolor, pastel. Archival quality giclee print.The cycle of life is represented throughout this painting-mother and child, mare and colt, life in the tipi village. Villages were lively places full of singing, talking, neighing horses, barking dogs, children laughing and playing, crackling fires, bells, drums, and hoofbeats. They were full of life. 

Plains American Indian Life - Proud Young Cheyenne and Captured Horse. Medium watercolor and pastel. Archival quality giclee print. This painting represents the first horse this young man has brought in. He rides proudly through the village, for this is another step towards manhood. He will claim the horse as his.

Plains American Indian Life - Piegan Girl and Horse. Medium watercolor and pastel. Archival quality giclee print. Young Indian girls were often given their own small tipi to set up-a skill they must have as they grow to womanhood. Here she is shown with her spotted pony and dog. 

Plains Indian Life - Going Home with some Good Gossip Medium watercolor and pastel. Archival quality giclee print. Watercolor and pastel. 

An Indian makes his way home over the grassy lands of the plains. Upon his return, he has much news to share with his tribe. 

Plains Indian Life - Travois Travel Medium Watercolor and pastel. Archival quality giclee print. As camps were moved, good horses were put to use pulling the travois to the new camp, following the buffalo.