TRAIN at SUNSET

 ~ From the artist ~

I grew up within sight of railroad tracks, and from an early age can remember being fascinated by the trains passing by. Large and loud, I could experience trains with multiple senses. Visually I saw the various company schemes and colors of the engines, the graffiti painted on the tank cars and box cars, and growing up I often saw the now extinct caboose to end the train. Sounds of the wheels clicking and clacking, metallic screeching, and who could forget the bellowing sound of the airhorn? Finally, I could feel the low rumbling caused by the tremendous weight of the equipment moving by. My house would even shake a bit as the trains passed. So naturally, trains became the main subject of my earliest artistic endeavors. Sometimes, I’ll still create illustrations with trains as the main focus.

All aboard! Artist took advantage for a photo op at the The C&O Railway Heritage Center located in Clifton Forge, VA
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