New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones creates another photo publication of sunflowers, More New Mexico Sunflowers. Jones grew these sunflowers from seed at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2017. He decided to photograph these sunflowers one day in Summer of 2017. Now, Jones is publishing these photos into another photobook of these beautiful yellow flowers that seem to smile......More New Mexico Sunflowers!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby Jones took these photographs on Veteran's Day, 2017. The fall colors in the trees spoke to me that day. Bobby decided to photograph fall colors in Albuquerque, NM. He photographed trees at First Unitarian Church, Clinton P. Anderson Park, Adobe Acres ES, and The Bosque between Rio Bravo SW and Cesar Chavez, and The Hispanic Cultural Center. Now! Jones compiles these images into a publication, Albuquerque in Autumn!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones created 30 plus contemporary black ink drawings for his latest publication. Jones took his digital images to the next level by scanning these drawings into his laptop computer. He created digital paintings from these ink drawings. Now, he compiled these images into his latest art publication, The Bobby Digital Paintings. Jones incorporated his name into the composition of these digital images!!!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones found inspiration by growing amaryllises at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jones decided to immortalize these flowers through photography. Now, he is publishing these photographs in his most brecent publication, Amore Amaryllises. Enjoy the beauty of each photo!!!!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones created 30 plus contemporary black ink drawings for this coloring book publication. Jones became inspired after attending an art class at Mark Twain Elementary School with his student with special needs. Jones took the study course through study.com for Praxis Art Content Knowledge Exam. He learned about what the term contemporary means in art. One description focused upon art not being pretty. Jones views his black ink drawings as not being pretty. As a result, Bobby created this publication, The Contemporary Black Ink Drawings of Bobby J. Jones Coloring Book.
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones finds joy having Poinsettias at his house in New Mexico during the Christmas holiday season. Jones's love for this December flower goes all the way back to his childhood when his mother was given Poinsettias by her preschoolers' parents. Jones is now creating his latest photobook, Poinsettias!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed dahlias at his house in 2021. Now he is creating a photobook based upon those photos, Dahlias. Jones decided to grow dahlias in flower pots at his house in Albuquerque after a friend introduced this flower to Bobby that year. Jones found inspiration in the color of these flowers. The beauty of each flower in each photograph enhances that inspiration of spirituality seen in nature. Jones recalls the famous quote by Katherine Hepburn about calla lilies. Dahlias, they are such a strange flower. Dahlias, I just love them. Rahly, I do!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed his casita in Albuquerque, New Mexico in December, 2016. Jones loves this holiday season since his childhood. Decorating for Christmas is his favorite pastime. Jones titled this photobook, Feliz Navidad, to embrace the Hispanic culture in the South Broadway neighborhood of Albuquerque. This holiday is very special to Bobby. He believes. The Christmas Spirit needs to be celebrated every day of the year not just the holiday season. Celebrate the season every day that we live!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed his sunflowers at his home in Albuquerque one summer. He grew all these sunflowers from seed. When they started blooming, Jones took many photos of his beloved sunflowers. Then he is turning these images into digital paintings/ digital drawings. Bobby titled this art publication in German to honor his family's family's German ancestry on his father's side of the family to Bishop Johann Weigand (1523-1587). Sunflower in German is Sonnenblume. This is the title of Bobby's latest art publication!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographs his flowers at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He loves growing flowers that honor his paternal and maternal grandmothers. They grew these flowers at the houses in Lubbock, Texas and Pampa, Texas during Jones' childhood. Bobby is taking his photos a step further by adding color to his flower digital images. It creates an abstract painting of flowers as a result. Now, Jones shares this artistic endeavor with the world with his current publication, The Digital Flowers!!!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones plants hollyhocks from seed at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This inspiration originates from his maternal grandmother who grew these flowers at her house in Lubbock, Texas. Once these flowers bloom at Jones' house, he photographs them. Now Bobby is compiling his photos of hollyhocks and publishing into a photobook, Hollyhocks!!!!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones visited Fort Worth, Texas in December, 2019. He photographed certain areas of Fort Worth. They include Thanksgiving Square on Christmas Day, 2019. These photos were taken before the pandemic arrived in the United States. Each photo tells an autobiographical story of Jones' life. He grew up in Fort Worth, Texas from 1968 to 1989. In this photo book, Bobby photographs the Fort Worth Stock Yard and N. Main Street in this Texas city in 2019. Here's the fourth photo book, Remembering Fort Worth 2019 IV!!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed the rosebushes at The Tony Hillerman Public Library in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2014. Jones has taken these photos and turned them into digital paintings. Now Bobby is publishing these images into an art book, Peintures Numériques de Roses. Jones titled this publication in French to honor his paternal grandmother's ( Thelma Bonnie Turcotte Jones Powers) ancestry. This ancestry goes all the way back to Bobby's 11th great grandparents (Jean Turcot and Francoise Capel) of Trois Riveres, Champlain, Quebec, Canada to the 1640s-1650s.
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed the autumn season in 2017. He photographed the trees changing colors in different areas of Albuquerque. They include The South Valley, The First Unitarian Church, The Bosque between Cesar Chavez Boulevard and Rio Bravo Boulevard, The Hispanic Cultural Center. Bobby titled this photo publication in French to honor his French ancestry on his father's side of the family, The Turcottes. Jones traced this lineage passed his 11th great grandparents Jean Turcot and Francoise Capel, one of The Maidens of the King of France, in the 1600s. The Turcotte Family established the city of Trois Rivieres, Champlain, Quebec, Canada. Now Jones honors his French ancestry through the title of this book, L'automne De Albuquertque.
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones grows different types of sunflowers at his house in Albuquerque, News Mexico. Jones photographed them with his digital camera and Galaxy Tablet. Jones' inspiration for sunflowers originates from a childhood memory from his mother about sunflowers growing along the New Mexico highways during her childhood. Jones is now creating digital paintings of his sunflower photographs. His first digital painting publication is called, Girasole! It is Italian for sunflower!
New Mexico Artist Bobby Jones took these photographs on Veteran's Day, 2017. The fall colors in the trees spoke to me that day. Bobby decided to photograph fall colors in Albuquerque, NM. He photographed trees at First Unitarian Church, Clinton P. Anderson Park, Adobe Acres ES, and The Bosque between Rio Bravo SW and Cesar Chavez, and The Hispanic Cultural Center. Now! Jones compiles these images into a publication. L'autono De Albuquerque!
New Mexico Artist Bobby Jones photographed the fall colors of Albuquerque in 2017. He is now compiling these photos into several photobooks. Jones photographed different areas of Albuquerque. They include First Unitarian Church, The South Valley, The Bosque, and The hispanic Cultural Center. Jones titled this book in Spanish to honor The Hispanic Population of New Mexico and the great Southwest of The United States of America. The title of this publication is El Otono de Albuquerque!
Dream Factory: Inside The Portfolio of Bobby J. Jones represents Bobby's artwork from 1988 to 1996. Bobby has more artwork to publish from 1996 to present. These pictures represent his artwork inside his portfolio. Have fun looking through this publication of Bobby's work!!!
Frontières de joie et de bonheur: Exprimer le moi intérieur means "borders of joy and happiness expressing the inner self". I titled these art pieces in French to honor my Turcotte ancestors on my dad's side of the family. While creating these images, I was listening to musical compositions by Grofe and Aaron Copeland. I used crayon, color markers, metallic markers, acrylic paints, tempera paint, watercolors on acid free paper. I am influenced by the surrounding environment of New Mexico. The skies. The Clouds. The mountains. The geometric designs of Native Amercian Pottery!!! God helps me to create art across the surface of the paper!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones grows different types of sunflowers at his house in Albuquerque, News Mexico. Jones photographed them with his digital camera and Galaxy Tablet. Jones' inspiration for sunflowers originates from a childhood memory from his mother about sunflowers growing along the New Mexico highways during her childhood. Jones is now creating digital paintings of his sunflower photographs. His first digital painting publication is called, El Girasol! It is Spanish for sunflower!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby Jones took these photographs in 1992. Bobby had created an art series about the movie actresses of the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s called Dream Factory. He photographed them with my snowflake cut outs. Jones decided to post them. At the time, He was in grad school at UNM. This artist was studying Andy Warhol and his concept of man as machine to create art. Jones studied Warhol's silkscreens. He realized how dehumanized his art was becoming at this point in his life. His mom was battling breast cancer at this time in her life. These famous women were from her era. Bobby dedicate this art series to the memory of his mother and to these famous women in our culture's history.
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones grew different colors of morning glories at his house in New Mexico. He has photographed them with his i-Pad . And now, Jones is publishing his photos into the photo book, Morning Glories. His favorite Morning Glory is the sky blue one, which be can seen in this photo book. Jones loves the center of this flower, which seems to glow a luminous light from this flower. Jones captures this element very well in his photography.
Bobby Jones has always loved photography. While at Texas Tech University, He studied Photo History. Rick Dingus taught the course. Jones loved looking at all the photos and studying about the different photographers in that course. Thanks, Rick for sparking that interest! Bobby always loved looking through Life Magazine. The photos and the photographers always caught my attention. He started collecting certain Life magazines. Bobby started taking Photography while in graduate school at UNM in the Art Education Department. Walt Pinto was his photo instructor. Bobby loved the way Pinto taught photography. Walt always encouraged Bobby to do his best. Bobby wants to thank him for sparking the love of photography in his heart and soul. Jones used a Pentax K-1000 to create these pictures along with AGFA film and a macro zoom lense. He also used Sensia Fuji color film for the color shots.
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2017 during the fall season. These areas include The South Valley. The Bosque, First Unitarian Church, and The Hispanic Cultural Center. Jones captures the colors of Autumn in his photos. He also titled his photo publication in German to honoer his father's mother's mother's side of the family. This lineage goes all the way back to Bishop Johann Weigand of Germany 1523-1587. Now Jones has created Albuquerque der Herbst!!! Der Herbst is German for "autumn"!!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed The Tony Hillerman Public Library in Albuquerque, New Mexico about 12 years ago. Jones turn these wonderful photos into digital paintings of roses. Bobby developed a love for roses as a child from both his maternal grandmother and paternal grandmother. Now Jones is creating this art publication, Rosas!!!
Celebrating 'Scapes is the latest art publication from Bobby J. Jones of Albuquerque, New Mexico!!! Inside this art publication, Jones shares more mixed media drawings from 2010s. He dedicates this publication and others to the State of New Mexico and the people of this enchanted state. This publication makes the 38th one for Amazon! Others are soon to follow!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones grows different types of sunflowers at his house in New Mexico every growing season. Jones photographs them during the sunflowers' blooming season. He transforms these lovely images into digital paintings and compiles them into a publication of sunflowers for the world to see and to enjoy! Bobby titles this art publication in Norwegian, Solsikke. This word means sunflowers!!!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones captured the changing colors of leaves in this New Mexico city in the autumn of 2017. Bobby photographed certain areas of Albuquerque from The South Valley to First Unitarian Church. Jones always shares with people that autumn in Albuquerque is our spring. The weather reminds Jones of springtime. The beautiful colors of the autumn leaves against the blue skies and the smell of roasting chilies. Jones titled this publication of autumn colors in French to honor his French ancestry on his father's side of the family, The Turcotte Linage. Printemps Automne Albuquerque!!!
New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones grows Amaryllises every winter holiday season inside his enclosed front porch to his house in Albuquerque. He loves to photograph them. Bobby recalls seeing his first amaryllis as a child at his maternal aunt's house in Lubbock, Texas. This childhood memory inspired him to create this photo book for the holiday season for those who love amaryllises. This photo publication marks Jones's 53rd publication for Amazon! Jones keeps moving forward to produce more!!!
Albuquerque Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed his sunflowers one summer at his house in New Mexico. Bobby created digital paintings from these images. Now! he is compiling these floral images into a photobook, Tournesols. This word is French for sunflowers. By titling this book in French, Jones honors his father's mother's father's (George Cazmyr Turcotte) side of the family from Trois Riveres, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.
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