Author: Helen Tueffel

My friend in Montana just purchased these two original paintings for his home on Flathead Lake. These are paintings of Florida panthers, a U.S. subspecies of mountain lion, listed as critically endangered on the endangered species list. There are less than 150 Florida panthers left in the wild. I’ve named them EFEKI (Seminole for Heart) […]

The painting “Tomato Girls” is one of those works that evolved over time. It started out as a photograph I took while living in Conifer, in the foothills of the Rockies. I had a blue folder sitting on the couch in my study room. I thought the colors looked interesting. I had three nice round […]

Just like Viggo said…”You don’t have to make something that people call art. there is an art to getting through the day.”