"After 24 years in Colorado, my husband and I wondered aloud one day why we had never attended Cheyenne Frontier Days in Wyoming.  A few internet searches later, and I was “down the rabbit hole” (as I like to say and Bev likes to laugh about), viewing Bev’s art online and completely immersed in it.  Some guiding force eventually led me from a Frontier Days search to the Cheyenne Artist’s Guild, where I first discovered Bev’s amazing paintings.  I was immediately drawn to her serene landscapes, her beautiful wildlife portraits, and her lovely portrayals of everyday rural and ranch life…an old barn, a wagon wheel, an old gas station, working cowboys.  For me, each of her paintings, even the action pieces, just has a quiet grace, a peacefulness, a kind of soothing balm for the soul.  Perhaps they just speak to the desire that we can sometimes have for a simpler life or a greater closeness to nature, especially when our lives are feeling hectic.  As I told her, I look at her paintings and I feel calm and happy…so happy that I bought three of them, and the choice was not easy! “Bring Her Home” in particular is a very special painting of a barrel racing cowgirl and her horse, working as one, totally focused, captured in a moment of intense movement and action, and yet looking completely serene and at ease, the way most elite athletes can make their sport look easy.  Bev has captured that moment to perfection, and it is my husband’s personal favorite of all of our paintings.  Bev has been a delight to work with, to converse with, to get to know, and now to call a new friend as well. Thank you Bev, I look forward to discovering your newest inspirations."

                                         Lynn Z. - Colorado