Painted en plain air in February 2026. “The Path We Know” captures an iconic trail winding through the Garden of the Gods. It’s a place walked by generations of locals and visitors alike. Framed by the warm red rock formations and softened by morning light, the painting reflects the familiar comfort of returning to a place that feels unchanged, even as the city around it grows. The worn path, weathered fencing, and distant mountains invite the viewer into a moment that feels both deeply personal and timeless.
Part of the Preserving the Springs series, this piece was created to archive the landscapes and landmarks that shape the spirit of Colorado Springs before time inevitably changes them.
Painted en plain air in February 2026. “The Path We Know” captures an iconic trail winding through the Garden of the Gods. It’s a place walked by generations of locals and visitors alike. Framed by the warm red rock formations and softened by morning light, the painting reflects the familiar comfort of returning to a place that feels unchanged, even as the city around it grows. The worn path, weathered fencing, and distant mountains invite the viewer into a moment that feels both deeply personal and timeless.
Part of the Preserving the Springs series, this piece was created to archive the landscapes and landmarks that shape the spirit of Colorado Springs before time inevitably changes them.
