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New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones created mixed media images of cloudscapes around 2011-2015. He was influenced by the New Mexico skies and this state's landscapes. Bobby creates another art publication, Cloudscapes, to be sold on Amazon.

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones focuses upon his love for roses in this artbook, Bobby J. Jones' Digital Paintings of Roses. This interest developed during Bobby's childhood while growing up in Fort Worth, Texas. Bobby recalls that his maternal grandmother had a Radiant rosebush at her house in Lubbock, Texas. This rosebush was planted in the 1940s and blossomed every year until the 1970s. Bobby's parent recognized his interests in roses as a child. Bobby and his father planted rosebushes at their house on Kingswood Drive in Fort Worth. One day Jones photographed the rose garden at The Tony Hillerman Public Library in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Now he is creating digital images/digital paintings for this publication, Bobby J. Jones: The Digital Paintings of Roses!!!!

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones creates another sunflower digital painting publication, соняшник . It is Ukrainian for Sunflowers. Jones dedicates this art publication to the Ukrainian people and their love for sunflowers. Jones grows Sunflowers at his house in Albuquerque and then photographs them when they bloom. Then Bobby takes these sunflower photos and turns them into digital paintings or digital images.

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones grows Irises at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico every year. He takes photos of these lovely flowers every time they bloom in the spring. Jones has compiled his Iris photos into a photo book, Bobby J. Jones' Digital Paintings of Irises: Honoring Jane Edwards. Jane Edwards (1940-2009) was a wonderful artist friend to Bobby's family. Bobby continues to admire Edwards' paintings of flowers from his vivid memory of her lovely paintings. Jane graduated from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas in 1962 with a BFA in Art. Jane taught art in several schools in Fort Worth. Jane met Bobby's mother at University Christian Church in Fort Worth, Texas when they taught Kindergarten Sunday School together in 1968. Jane encouraged Bobby to become an art major in college at Texas Tech University. Jane was always interested in Bobby's art projects at Texas Tech. This art publication is Bobby Jones's way of paying tribute to a wonderful artist, Jane Edwards.

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed The Tony Hillerman Public Library Rose Garden in Albuquerque between 2012-2014. Jones took these photos of roses and made them into digital paintings or images, Pinturas Digitales De Rosas. Bobby titled this book in Spanish to honor the Hispanic culture. His landlord Victoria Lozoya Dow grows roses at her house in The South Broadway Neighborhood of Albuquerque. Jones has always admired Dow's roses every year. Now! Jones creates his latest publication, Pinturas Digitales de Rosas!!!

Bobby J. Jones created these images after camping at Water Canyon in The Magdalena Mountains of New Mexico. He titled this art series in French in honor of my French ancestry. Orginally, Bobby titled this art series, Frontieres de l'amour, Ciels de l'innocence, Couchers de l'soleil de l'paix. Facebook does not allow room for a lengthy title for this art album. Jones created these images by using crayon, color construction paper, color markers and acrylic paints on 9"X12" acid free paper.

Bobby Jones created these images in 2017. They consist of acrylic paints, metallic markers, permanent markers, and oil pastels on acid free paper. Five years later, Bobby is composing the art publication, Obsessing About Color!

Bobby created this 12 piece mixed media art series, Courage in the Light of Darkness, in 2012. This art piece was created during the time. Jones started the 4th step in his spiritual program with his sponsor. As a result of working this step, Courage in the Light of Darkness was created.

Jones created the art series, Having Compassion, Making A Difference in 1994 after losing his first love, Richard Jan Olson, to AIDS. Jones created these 12 pieces on drawing paper with watercolors, India ink, color pencils, acrylic paints, and other art materials. This artist also dedicates this art series to Olson and countless other that have lost their lives to this illness.

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones photographed flowers at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico over the past several years. He plan to create several photography books of his flowers. Jones looks forward to creating the first book out of the series, Flowerlicious, Volume 1.

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones visited his sister Missy and her family during Christmas, 2019, before The Pandemic. Bobby grew up in Fort Worth from1968 to 1989. He photographed his favorite areas of this Texas city. He took many photos. Jones may create several volumes of photobooks for this photography series about Fort Worth, Texas. Here is this first photobook from Bobby J. Jones!

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones grew up in Fort Worth, Texas from 1968 to 1989. He visited his sister Missy and her family during Christmas, 2019. While visiting his sister's family, Bobby photographed this Texas city before The Covid Pandemic arrived in The United States. Jones photographed certain areas of Fort Worth. These areas include his childhood neighborhood, Lake Benbrook, J.T. Stevens Elementary School, Downtown Fort Worth, The Fort Worth Stockyards. Jones plans to create other photobooks of Fort Worth, too!

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones visited his sister and her family during December, 2019 of his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas. Jones' photographs tell an autobiographical story of his childhood growing up in Fort Worth, Texas from the late 1960s to the late 1980s. He has created two photography books about Fort Worth. Here is the third one, Remembering Fort Worth 2019 III !!!

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones created this art publication, The Flower Drawings. Inside this art publication, it features some of Jones's most creative and beautiful flower drawings, Flowers for Richard, Sunflowers for Kate, and The Iris Drawings, from 1994, 1997, and 2016. Flowers bring a spiritual beauty to Bobby's life each and every day. These drawing represent that facet of this artist's world daily!!!!

New Mexico artist, Bobby J. Jones, created Courage In The LIGHT of Darkness 2 in 2019 and was exhibited in the group art exhibition, Reoccurrences, at The South Broadway Cultural Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico in June and July of 2019. This art series consists of 12 16"x20" canvases in acrylic paints with mixed media.

New Mexico Artist Bobby Jones decided to title this art series in French to honor his French ancestry. The story behind this art series starts in 1999 when Bobby bought his first house in Cathedral City, CA on Rango Rd. One morning, he woke up, walked into his office/art room, looked out the window, and saw the palm trees on his street. Bobby started drawing and sketching palm trees. Then Jones decided to stop working on this art series until he found them just recently while organizing his artwork in his house in Albuquerque, NM. Bobby dedicates this art series to his whole family especially his brother Toney Jones, who was born in Hawaii. Bobby remembers seeing my first palm tree in Austin, Texas while his parents and Bobby were visiting his sister and her partner in the 1980s. Bobby has loved palm trees ever since that visit to Austin, TX. Bobby is forever reminded of Joyce Kilmer's poem, Trees. This art series is created with color markers, crayons, and color pencils on 18"X 24" sheets of paper. This art series contains 9 pieces. Palm trees seem to dance and sway spiritually in nature.

Artist Bobby J. Jones created these mixed media paintings in 2016 and titled them in French to honor his French ancestry on his father's side of the family. This art publication, Nouveaux Horizons: Belle Printemps Vibrations De La Terre, is the first art publication to honor his French heritage from Canada and France.

New Mexico artist Bobby J. Jones created The 60s Art Series in 1988 at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX. Bobby rephotographed this art series in 2020. He could publish this art series for people to see when looking through this art book.Jones hopes that this art series will find a public home at an art museum, art gallery, art collection or a public university library.

New Mexico artist Bobby J. Jones created The Oprah Winfrey Art Series between 2005-2010. Each piece is 18"X24". Jones used mixed media and collaged images from O Magazine. He also used Prismacolors, watercolor washes, and graphite ebony pencil. "The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate." Oprah Winfrey. I use this quote from Oprah about my artwork. The more I create art and celebrate my accomplishments, the more there is in my life to celebrate.

Albuquerque Artist Bobby Jones is creating an art publication, Clouds, Cultivated Fields, and Other Abstract Landscapes. This art images were created in 2013 by Jones. This is when Jones began his artistic journey and continues to evolve as an artist to this day. Jones was influenced by the landscape of the Texas Great Plains between Lubbock and Amarillo. These images came to him during his childhood when traveling by airplane and looking out the window and downward towards the earth through the clouds at different cultivations.

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones created mixed media drawing from 2013 to 2015 upon acid free paper. Jones' influences center upon the New Mexico landscapes and amazingly beautiful skies of this state. He is creating his 37th publication for Amazon, Colorscapes, Sunscapes, Starscapes, and Julyscapes!!!!

New Mexico Artist Bobby J. Jones visited his sister and her family during December, 2019 of his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas. Jones' photographs tell an autobiographical story of his childhood growing up in Fort Worth, Texas from the late 1960s to the late 1980s. He has created two photography books about Fort Worth. Here is the third one, Remembering Fort Worth 2019 III !!!

Artist Bobby J. Jones creates a photo book about Irises. This particular flower is one of Jones' favorite flowers. He grows Irises at his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Bobby's interests for this flower goes all the way back to his childhood when his paternal grandmother and maternal grandmother grew these flowers at their houses in Texas. There is a family story behind the Irises that grew at Bobby's maternal grandmother's house in Lubbock, Texas. Bobby's aunt Margaret Brown Johnston transplanted Irises from his great grandmother's (Mary Addeline Watts Brown) house on 28th Street in Lubbock to his maternal grandmother's (Sue Morrison Brown) house in Lubbock, Texas.