by David Holland | Sep 26, 2025 | Musings
Devil’s Bridge showcases Sedona’s iconic sandstone arch in vibrant fluorescent acrylics. The original transforms under black light with a luminous 3D effect, revealing a glowing agave, sculptural trail, and hidden hearts. Reproductions maintain depth and glow, inviting collectors to bring Sedona’s light home.
by David Holland | Sep 26, 2025 | Musings
Sedona’s Red Rock Roadrunner, nicknamed “Morgan,” celebrates the artistry of Kennell and Adler’s sculpture while reimagining it in glowing fluorescent acrylics. With trails to Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, and Castle Rock, it brings Sedona’s humor, color, and Southwest spirit to my Top Nine.
by David Holland | Sep 26, 2025 | Musings
Coyote’s Lunar Serenade vividly captures Sedona’s glowing nights with fluorescent acrylics. The original transforms under black light, creating a 3-D effect, while hidden hearts, a second coyote, and a roadrunner painted by Robert Shields add layers of mystery and playful spirit.
by David Holland | Sep 18, 2025 | Musings
Cathedral Moon grew from a collector’s request to adapt Creekside Cathedral—my first oil painting after a six-year break inspired by a Navajo spirit guide. This moonlit triptych became the best seller of my Cathedral Rock series, radiating Sedona’s mystical light.
by David Holland | Sep 11, 2025 | Musings
This isn’t a sales pitch. It’s simply a collection of my most loved art—the nine images that have connected most strongly with collectors and visitors. These works weren’t chosen by me—they earned their place through the response of collectors, visitors, and art...