30" x 40"
Oil on Canvas
2024
36” x 48” oil on canvas.
48" x48"
Oil on Canvas
2024
Oil on Canvas
36” x 48”
2023
Mixed Media on plexiglas.
30”x 40”.
2023
36”h x 48”w. Oil on canvas with mixed media.
48” x 48”. Oil on canvas. When I was really little my Grandmother Puckett sang this song to me. “Oh I saw a purple cow, walking down the street. And when she saw Brook Gallagher, he said oh ain’t she sweet!”
Mixed Media on plexiglas
24” x 30”
Mixed media on plexiglas
18” x 24”
20”H x 20”W, Mixed Media. 2022 My Grandmother Alice and Great Aunt Isabel were both beautiful, spirited and strong-willed Cotulla,Texas belles. My great grandmother Florita hired a San Antonio photographer named Viola Sayre to come to the ranch and indulge them in a day of photography and fun. My great aunt Isabel was also a writer, librarian and story teller. She originally documented all of the family stories that continue to inspire me and my cousins. Isabel is the one on the left holding the guitar and Alice is on the right in the China Poblana. Alice was very fashionable and also a great writer. I’m greatful to have so many amazing female role-models in my life.
22”H x 18”W, With frame. Mixed Media. 2022 My Great Grandmother Floence Maltsberger, aka”Florita,” was beautiful inside and out. Florita owned a parrot named Jerry. According to my Mom and our Cotulla cousins, Jerry was kind of mean and bit of a biter. Jerry had many talents so he was “a keeper.” Jerry could say a few curse words in spanish and sing La Cucaracha. He would also whistle “The Eyes of Texas” before a rain. I am told that ranchers would stop by to visit the Maltsberger home during times of drought and ask “Can you make that damn parrot whistle!”
24” x 30’, Mixed Media. 2022 My favorite shoes in the world belonged to my grandmother Alice Maltsberger Puckett. She grew up on a ranch in Cotulla, Texas. She liked to pose for things, write about cowboys and wear pretty outfits. I was obsessed with her pink and silver bejeweled heels from Neiman Marcus and an incredible pair of custom cowboy boots. My friend Debbie and I would regularly wear the Neiman Marcus heels in our dress-up routine. I could only fit into her shoes until I was about 10 years old so I eventually had her boots copied buy a bootmaker in Laredo. They unfortunately never really fit me but they were perfect for my daughter Augusta to a “T!” so she decided to make them her own and wore them to “death” during high school and college. She has good taste in shoes.
24”W x 28”H WITH FRAME. Mixed Media. 2022 My Grandaddy Eugene was not a native Texan. He grew up in Wyoming on a ranch next to the Shoshoni Indians. My Grandmother Gallagher loved to tell the story about the time Grandaddy Eugene was kidnapped by the Shoshoni Indians. According to Grandmother “G,” Eugene spent a couple of fun weeks with the Shoshoni until miraculously one day he was forcefully returned to his mother with the words “Eeatha Watha Shavanny!” Grandmother “G” said that this translated to “He go Poopoo in his pants.” Grandaddy Eugene never denied it so I guess it’s true. And I have the vest in my dining room to prove it.
18”H x 18’W, Mixed Media. 2022 If you grew up in South Texas before the late 1990’s you have been shopping in Nuevo Laredo. I miss Laredo shopping and buying all the wonderful and sometimes tacky things that the Nuevo Laredo mercado calls you to buy. I’m sure I’m not the only person who has gone through a rabid Talavera acquisition phase. I have Talavera lamps, a frog, a dove, vases, crosses, frames and more. I thought I was over all things Talavera but since I created the Talavera dove, I think I’m starting to like it again. Wish I could go drink a margarita at The Cadillac and buy a bunch more Talavera; and cheap silver bracelets, and crosses, and Mexican dresses, and hang out at the Off-Track Betting joint on the corner, and get a black and white photo from the guy outside.
20”H x 20’W, Mixed Media.
2022 My favorite part of summer as a kid was the two weeks of sun, fun and Jesus at camp on the Frio River. One year, camp opened with a scavenger hunt. We were divided into teams and were sent off with the challenge of finding a variety of interesting items. The winner was the team that found everything on the list the fastest. We had to find things like a holy rock, get an autograph from your favorite camp counselor and some other scavenger hunt-ish things. But the strangest item on the list was to find a real, wild armadillo. We hiked up the rocky cliff filled with cactus, and rocks and trees, and actually found an armadillo. We all bravely tried to pick him up, but he wriggled out of our grubby little hands and ran away into a dark hole. So… we didn’t win the Scavenger Hunt, but I touched an armadillo and I’m not sure I liked it!
24”H x 30’W, Mixed Media. 2022 My parents were divorced so I was one of those kids that spent many weekends with my dad. On one of those eventful weekends, he took me and my brother Ben, and a new girlfriend he called “Luscious,” to the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin Texas. The Armadillo was a bar filled with hippies, Lone Star Beer and a huge armadillo sculpture outside. Since I couldn’t drink beer, I remember instead trying to solve the riddles inside the tops of bottle caps of Lone Star Beer while staring at the hippies. Several years later when I was a teenager, my dad took me to Europe. We went to London and went to see the musical “Annie.” We had to run for our lives from the theater because the IRA threatened to blow up everyone at the play that evening. We once again ended up at a bar; The Lone Star Bar and Grill in London. We immediately ordered Lone Star Beers and selected “I Wanna’ Go Home with the Armadillo,” by Ray Wiley Hubbard on the Juke Box. We played that song over and over again.
30”H x 30W
Mixed Media. 2022 I have created a lot of paintings with Veuve Cliquot over the last several years. Now I’m knocking out a few armadillos. It just made sense to create the pretty Veuvadillo. She loves Veuve Cliquot and Lone Star Beer as much as I do.
24”H x 36”W, Mixed Media. 2022 I love to collect folk art from Mexico. This tree of life painting/collage is a depiction of a beautiful piece I bought in San Miguel de Allende several years ago. My family and I drove home in our suburban loaded with folk art including my tree of life which was carefully wrapped in bubble wrap . I prayed it would make it home safely along with me and my family. Thankfully we all survived the drive home from San Miguel to San Antonio with out any dents, scratches or missing parts.
18”H x 24W’, Mixed Media. 2022 I remember being very little and we were at my Godparents family ranch in Refugio, Texas. I was in the main house waiting for everyone to return from the hunt and heard all sort of commotion outside. Mom said that the men dropped her off in a blind with a shotgun never thinking she would hit anything. To their surprise the men folk came to pick her up and she had a bagged a gobbler and a huge javelina that were later barbecued and enjoyed by everyone that evening. They should not have been so surprised. Never underestimate the women in my family. This summer was so unbearably hot that I chose to memorialize that javelina with a hot pink sky in javelina heaven.
24”H x 36”W, Mixed Media. 2022 Both my Great Grandfather and his father were Trail Drivers and drove cattle from San Antonio to Kansas and other locations.. “Papa” as he was known recalled that they didn’t get much meat on the trail because the cattle “weren’t fit to eat,” and they didn’t have time to hunt. I love Papas stories about the trail and ranch life but instead was inspired by the photo of ” Pico” the famous King Ranch Santa Gertrudis stud my King Rancher friend Ceci loaned me as my model. A scrawny bull just wouldn’t do.
40”H x 30”W, Mixed Media. 2022 There is a famous illustration of the legendary “Spindletop” oil rig from the 1970’s spouting out an abundance of Lone Star Beer. I decided to substitute the beer with Veuve Cliquot. Champagne represents celebration, and why not celebrate through the good times and the bad. My Dad ended up losing his properties and business in Gruene due to a failed oil and gas deal. I named this painting “Easy Come Easy Go” for one of my favorite Jerry Jeff Walker songs which we heard a lot of in Gruene. My Dad went on to do several more interesting and fun ventures throughout his life. His forward thinking and risk-taking has always been an inspiration. I miss him alot.
40”H x 0”W, Mixed Media. 2022 The Tower of the Americas shines brightly from the north, south, east and west in San Antonio. I’m proud to have grown up in San Antonio. I love the Alamo City and anytime I’m out of town and return home, I look for the Tower of the Americas. It’s like an old friend that welcomes me home.
24”H x 24”W, Mixed Media. 2022 My Mom has a beautiful voice and as a child would sing me to sing me to sleep. I would do the same with my girls. One of the songs we sang is a family standard called “I Found a Horseshoe.” I found a horse shoe, I found a horse shoe, I picked it up and hung it on the wall. And it was rusty, and full of nail holes, and it brought me good luck for evermore.”
30” x 40”
Mixed media.
40” x 30”
Mixed Media
2021
30” x 40”
Mixed Media
2021
40” x 30”
Mixed Media
2021
30” x 30”
Mixed Media. 2021
40” x 60”
Mixed media on wood panel
2020
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24” x 24:”
Mixed media.
Mixed media. 30” x 40” Available through AnArte Gallery
Mixed media on Plexiglas and wood panel.
36” x 36
2019
36” x 36”
Mixed media on wood panel.
2019
Mixed median wood panel.
36” x 36”
2019
Mixed media on plexiglas
30” x 30”
2019
48" x 48"
Mixed media on canvas
2018
Mixed media on plexiglas and wood panel.
36” x 36”
2019
36" x 36"
Oil on canvas
2017
Mixed media on canvas.
48" x 60"
36" x 48"
Mixed Media on wood panel.
2017
Halloween, a cold front or two, but the days are still sunny and skies are still blue. Trees filled with cooing doves shimmer with new golden leaves. Monarch butterflies begin their journey to Mexico and summers grip is finally released. I can breathe again and remember meeting you, one October long ago.
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Mixed Media on canvas.
24” x 36”
Mixed Media on plexiglas
30”w x 40”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
26” w x 32”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
24”w x 24”w
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
22”w x 30”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed media on plexiglas
30” x 30”
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
30” x 30”
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
26”w x 32”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
48”w x 32”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
26”w x 32”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
30”w x 24”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
24”w x 324”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
24”w x 24”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
24”w x 18”h
2018
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas
20”w x 16”h
2018
Private Collection
48" x 48"
Mixed media on wood panel.
2017
Private Collection.
The March Equinox is the beginning of spring.
Day and night are equal in length.
Dualities-male and female, Adam and Eve, man and nature, good and evil, death and rebirth, the birds and the bees, the flowers and the trees. Life is a beautiful balancing act. Winter is in the rear view mirror and life is in full bloom.
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48" x 48"
Mixed media on panel.
2017
Lent is over and we can indulge in all things San Antonians love! We honor the battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto. Viva Texas!
San Antonians party down! We party because we are sad, we party because we are happy. We all come together to party! Kings, charros, mariachis, and queens. Tacos, chicken on a stick, parades and a city exploding with life, love and Texas pride.
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Private Collection.
Mixed media mono-print on plexiglas with metallic leaf, acrylic paint and paiper.
30" x 38"
2018
Private Collection
48" x 60."
Acrylic on canvas.
2016
48"w x 60"h
Oil on Canvas
2014
Private Collection
48" x 48"
Oil on canvas
2014
Private Collection
48"h x 60"w
Mixed Media on canvas.
2015
Private Collection.
Private Collection
48" x 48"
Mixed media on wood panel
2016
46" x 46"
Oil on canvas
2014
Private Collection
48"w x 60"j
Oil on canvas.
2016
Private Collection.
24" x 36" Mixed media on canvas
2017
So many Septembers with you in a hot, sticky field with Rio or Cooper. Doves fly through the sky but you capture them for me. You bring them home and feed us with peace and tranquility.
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48" wx 60"h
Oil on canvas, Mixed Media
2012
Private Collection
48" x 72"
Mixed media on canvas
2016
Private Collection.
48" x 60
Mixed Media on canas
36" x 36"
Oil on canvas
2014
Private Collection.
48"w x 60"h
Oil on canvas
2014
Private Collection.
48" x 48"
Mixed Media on wood panel
2016
Private Collection
24" x 36" Mixed media on canvas
2017
Private Collection.
It's way too hot and the days too long and also, I am a year older. I feel the tug of back-to-school. Too many things to do. But then I am reminded that I still have you.
You are my sunshine.
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24" x 36"
Mixed Media on canvas
60"w x 72"h
Mixed Media on canvas.
2014
Private Collection.
48"w x 60"h
Mixed Media
2014
Private Collection
30"w x 40"h
Oil on canvas
2014
Private Collection.
48"w x 60"h
Mixed Media on canvas
2013
Private Collection.
36"w x 42"
Mixed Media on panel
2014
Private Collection.
48" x 48"
Mixed Media on canvas
2013
Private Collection
60"w x 72"h
Mixed Media
2013
Private Collection.
48"w x 60"h
Mixed Media on canvas
2013
27"w x 36"h
Mixed Media on canvas
2013
Private Collection.
27"w x 36"h
Oil on canvas
2013
Private Collection.
48" x 60"
Mixed Media on canvas
36" x 36"
Mixed Media on canvas
2012
Private Collection
36"h x 48"w
Mixed media on canvas
2012
Collection of Robert B. Green, University Hospital.
48" x 48"
Oil on canvas
2013
Collection of University Hospital.
48"w x 60"h
Mixed Media on canvas
2013
Private Collection
48" x 60"
Mixed Media on canvas
2013
Private Collection Robert B. Green University Hospital
36 x 48
COmmission
36" x 36"
Mixed Media on canvas.
2014
Private Collection
46"w x 32"h
Mixed media on wood panel
2016
48"w x 36"h
Mixed media on canvas
2016
48" x 60"
Oil on canvas, mixed media
2016
24" x 36" mixed media on plexiglas.
2017
Mixed media on wood panel.
24” x 24”
2019
36" x 48"
Mixed media on canvas.
2017
Intoxicated puti nap on flowering tree branches. Showgirls adorned with Veuve Cliquot bikinis usher in the New Year. Flowers bloom, champagne flows, a renewed hope for the future is born. I hope it will be a very good year!
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36 x 36.
Painting donated to the Children’s Bereavement Center annual fundraiser
60”x 72”
Mixed media on canvas.
2021
Mixed media. 30” x 40” Available through AnArte Gallery
40” x 30”
Mixed media on canvas
Mixed media
30”w x 40”h
2023
PRIVATE COLLECTION
12” x 12”
Mixed Media on paper.
2023
36”h x 48*”
Commission for Brake Check.
24” x 32”
Mixed Media on paper.
2023
24” x 30’, Mixed Media. 2022 My favorite shoes in the world belonged to my grandmother Alice Maltsberger Puckett. She grew up on a ranch in Cotulla, Texas. She liked to pose for things, write about cowboys and wear pretty outfits. I was obsessed with her pink and silver bejeweled heels from Neiman Marcus and an incredible pair of custom cowboy boots. My friend Debbie and I would regularly wear the Neiman Marcus heels in our dress-up routine. I could only fit into her shoes until I was about 10 years old so I eventually had her boots copied buy a bootmaker in Laredo. They unfortunately never really fit me but they were perfect for my daughter Augusta to a “T!” so she decided to make them her own and wore them to “death” during high school and college. She has good taste in shoes.
9” x 12”
Mixed Media on paper.
2023
9” x 12”
Mixed Media Collage on paper.
2023
24” x 30”
Mixed Media
2021
Mixed Media on wood panel
24” X 36”
2023
24” x 30”
Mixed Media on Plexiglas.
2023
Mixed media on wood canvas.
30” x 40”.
2023
Oil on Canvas
36” x 48”
2023
Available at KBK To the Trade
40”H 30”W, Mixed Media. 2022 My Dad and Pat Molak came to Gruene, Texas in 1974. Pat bought the Gruene Hall and the Gristmill which became a restaurant and other properties. My Dad bought and restored the Gruene Mansion, turning it into a B&B. He also started a winery in Gruene called the Guadalupe Valley Winery. We had so much fun drinking Lone Star Beer and Dad’s wine, tubing on the river and listening to all the Texas music at the Gruene Hall. My Dad said that at one point the iconic Gruene Water tower was almost sold to another party and removed from Gruene. My grandmother put up a bond that was filed at the last minute which stopped the removal of the tower that day. Molak and his partner then acquired it permanently making it a fixture in the colorful lore of Texas.
Mixed media paintings created on plexiglass. One to three layers of plexiglass are used to create painted, and collaged to create these dimensional pieces of art.
30 x 40
Mixed media on plexiglas
Private Collection
Private Collection
Mixed media plexiglas. Digital mono-print with acrylic, papers and metallic leaf.
30" x 38"
2018
Private Collection
30" x 38"
Mixed Media Digital Mono-pring on pixie-glas
2018
Private Collection.
30" x 38"
Digital Mixed Media Monotype on plexiglas.
2018
48" x 48"
Mixed Media on plexiglas
24" x 24
Mixed media digital mono-print on plexiglas. Metallic leaf and paint.
2017
36"w x 48"h
Mixed Media on plexiglass.
2015
Private Collection
36" x 36"
Mixed Media on plexiglass
2013
Private Collection
36" w x 36"w
Mixed Media on plexiglass.
2014
Private Collection
Flamingo.
mixed media on Plexiglas.
24" x 24". 2015
Private Collection
27" x 32"
Mixed Media on plexiglass.
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas.
24" x 36"
2017
Mixed Media on Plexiglas. 30"h x 40"w.
2015
Private Collection
27"w x 36 "h
Mixed media on plexiglass
2015
Private Collection
Mixed Media on plexiglas.
38" x 42"
Available through AnArte Gallery
24" x 36"
Mixed media on plexiglas.
24" x 36"
Mixed media on plexiglas
2016
Private Collection
30" x 40"
Mixed Media on wood and plexiglas
2016
Private Collection.
Mixed Media on Plexiglas.
24" x 24"
2016
Private Collection
34" w x 36"h
Mixed Media on plexiglass
2014
Private Collection
Private Collection.
2016
24"w x 34"h
Mixed Media on pelxiglass.
2014
Private Collection
27" w x 32"h
Mixed Media on plexiglass.
2014
Private Collection
12" x 12"
Mixed Media
2013
Collection of University Hospital
36" x 48"
Mixed Media on plexiglass.
2014
Private Collection
12" x 14"
Mixed Media on plexiglass
2014
Private Collection
42"w x 56"h
Mixed Media on plexiglass
Private Collection
36" x 36"
Mixed Media on plexiglass.
2013
Private Collection
12" x 12"
Mixed Media on plexiglass
2015
Private Collection
Digital monotype on plexiglas.
24” x 24”
2020
"Alamo at Night"
Archival Giclée print.
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"San Antonio Botanical Gardens"
Archival Giclée print.
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"Somewhere With You"
Archival Giclée print.
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24” x 32”
Mixed Media on paper.
2023
SOLD
Mixed media on paper.
11” x 14”
2023
SOLD
24” x 32”
Mixed Media Collage on paper.
2023
SOLD
Mixed Media Collage on paper
16” x 20”
2023
Veuvy Butterflies
Mixed media on acrylic.
5” w x 5.5 t and 2”deep.
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
10” long x 3” high, 2”wide. Available through Anarte Gallery
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
