Most Loved Sedona Art – The Top Nine

This isn’t a sales pitch.
It’s just a collection of the nine paintings people have returned to over the years.

These works weren’t chosen by me — they were chosen by collectors, visitors, and art lovers who paused, felt something, and stayed with them. Each piece sparked conversation, connection, or a quiet moment of recognition. Together, they form what has naturally become my Top Nine — a reflection of what has resonated most deeply, not what was promoted.

Cathedral Moon

The painting that lit the path — even licensed by Warner Bros. for a streaming series. A Sedona icon under a mystical glow. 🌙✨

Cathedral Moon came from a collector’s request to reinterpret Creekside Cathedral — my first oil painting after a six-year break, guided by a Navajo spirit. This moonlit piece became the top seller in my Cathedral Rock series, capturing Sedona’s mystical glow.

Coyote’s Lunar Serenade

Under Sedona’s moonlit sky, the howl echoes and hidden hearts reveal themselves. 🌕🐺
“Coyote’s Lunar Serenade” is a luminous celebration of night, color, and quiet storytelling, alive with playful details and fluorescent glow.

Sedona’s Red Rock Roadrunner (“Morgan”)

Inspired by the roundabout sculpture that became a local landmark. Vibrant, full of motion, forever Sedona. 🏜️🪶

Sedona’s Red Rock Roadrunner, nicknamed “Morgan,” honors Kennell and Adler’s sculpture while reimagining it in fluorescent acrylics. The original reveals a 3-D glow under black light, while reproductions preserve Sedona’s humor, color, and spirit in vibrant formats.

Devil’s Bridge

Beneath Sedona’s glowing sky, the arch stretches forward—quiet, steady, unforgettable. 🌄
“Devil’s Bridge” captures this iconic formation in fluorescent acrylics, with subtle depth, hidden hearts, and a gentle shift from day to night that lingers long after the hike ends.

Sedona’s Hypnotic Earthrise

Cosmic horizons and glowing skies. Where Sedona meets the universe. 🌌

Cosmic horizons soar above Sedona’s red rocks, where earth and sky gently meet. “Sedona’s Hypnotic Earthrise” reimagines a familiar landscape with Earth floating overhead, offering a quiet, cosmic view available only in print.

Enchantment

“Enchantment,” an early 1990s watercolor, captures Sedona’s light through layered washes and gentle glazes. The original panoramic painting was acquired by a collector long ago, while reproductions continue to evoke a sense of calm and timeless desert beauty in living spaces.

Pure Joy

A study in perspective — Cathedral Rock towering with awe and gratitude. Painted to glow. 💫

Pure Joy captures Sedona’s Cathedral Rock with a lone hiker to scale. Painted in fluorescent acrylics, the original reveals a 3-D glow under black light. At the same time, reproductions preserve its brilliance, hidden hearts, and connection to its sister painting, Lover’s View, inspired by Sedona legend.

Pitiado

One of my earliest breakthroughs — salt, Saran Wrap, and watercolor magic. A bridge from New Jersey to the Southwest. 🎨

Pitiado, an experimental watercolor from the early 1990s, combines frisket, salt, Saran Wrap, and the spirit of a Kokopelli. Though created in New Jersey, it carries the voice of the Southwest and remains a Top Nine favorite, available in multiple formats.

Tequila Sunrise

A collector’s favorite. Multiple saguaros standing against desert dawn, glowing under black light. 🌅🌵

Tequila Sunrise, my best-selling painting, captures Sedona’s desert first light with glowing saguaros. Painted in fluorescent acrylics, the original reveals a 3D glow under black light, while reproductions—on canvas, metal, and giclée prints—preserve its luminous warmth and enduring energy.