Cotton Field Skidmore Texas - canvas art by artist JimRode

Cotton Field Skidmore Texas by JimRode

Where

FridayNightArt in South Texas

The Art

They say that cotton strips the most nutrients from the soil, more than any other save tobacco. But, its a cash crop and we need the fiber for jeans and canvas and whatnot.

The crop was once famous for the necessity of being hand picked. With seeds and thorns complicating the process, time has evolved and harvesters now make the process look easy. In this image, you'll see the cotton in bloom on the fertile soil between Mathis and Skidmore. Growing under a powerful sky with wind turbines and power lines grabbing all of earths blessings; soil, wind, and the sun.

The Art Details

This is a 20x30 inch horizontal canvas gallery wrap in inks. The canvas is wrapped to a hardwood frame with a paper backing. D-rings and wire are installed for easy and immediate display for your collection.

Who

Jim Rode’s FridayNightArt is a listed member of the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC)

To see artist Jim Rode’s Artist Statement and Bio at OVAC, go to https://www.ovac-ok.org/art/Jim-Rode