In West Texas, you can see a rain shower moving toward you, rolling across the flat landscape for ages before you get wet. The sunset reflects gold into the violet and blue clouds layered above the land like a series of hills and valleys ever-diminishing toward the horizon. It's a magical time in the mundane flatlands beneath the Texas mountains.

This small watercolor is on a museum grade board coated with several layers of matte archival varnish, a miniature gem that needs no glass to protect it. A frame would set it off for hanging, or, leave it unframed and set it on a table easel or shelf.