Mountain Waterfall
“Tom Hock Original” For Sale
This traditional oil painting is 11″ X14″ on canvas board. I just completed this piece the week of…
[more...]Crossover, Cub Scout, Combo with Print and Poem
13 April 2010 by TOM 2 Comments
Combo Print and Poem
Tribute to Cub and Boy Scouts – Combination Print and Poem!
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[more...]Boy Scout Camp Birch Dining Hall, Yellow Springs, Ohio Traditional Oil Painting
13 April 2010 by TOM 3 Comments
Camp Birch ~ Dining Hall ( Yellow Springs OH) Boy Scouts of America, Tecumseh Council
Boy Scouts of America – BSA
This is exciting! …
[more...]Cub Scout Cross Over Recognition Greeting Card and Gift, Traditional Oil Painting
13 April 2010 by TOM No Comments
Cub Scout Cross Over
Tribute to Cub and Boy Scouts
Print of Painting
Cub and Boy Scouts is one of the best ways to help…
[more...]Rock House, Hocking Hills, Ohio Photo
31 March 2010 by TOM 2 Comments
Rock House Hocking Hills
What a beautiful place! Hocking Hills south of Columbus Ohio is another great place to visit. There are many rock…
[more...]Queen Ann Lace Winter, Photo
31 March 2010 by TOM No Comments
Queen Ann Lace in Snow
One winter morning on one of my regular hikes, I saw this Queen Ann Lace holding this little bit of…
[more...]Water Lily, Traditional Oil Painting
31 March 2010 by TOM No Comments
Water Lily
This painting was inspired by a canoe trip in the Adirondack. It was so beautiful the water and the trees and so many…
[more...]Yellow Springs Stream, Ohio Photo
22 March 2010 by TOM No Comments
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Yellow Springs . . . Glen Helen . . . John Bryan State Park . . . . Clifton Gorge.
All in…
[more...]Covered Bridge, Charleston Mill Road Bridge, Xenia Ohio, Winter Photo
22 March 2010 by TOM No Comments
Covered Bridge Winter
What a great day to take photos. I love these covered bridges the engineering and the beauty. This bridge being red, and…
[more...]Orchid, Cox Arboretum Orchid Show, Photo
22 March 2010 by TOM No Comments
Orchid46
What a amazing flower. So much color and depth.
To think that flowers evolved to attract the bees and the butterflies . . . …
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