The Organ Acrylic Print

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Named after its likeness to the swell box of organ pipes, The Organ somehow survived weathering better than the sandstone block it was formerly a part of. I don't hear music when I look at this structure, but I am mightily impressed with its beauty and majesty. This and other formations in Arches National Park are deteriorating quickly. For example, 43 arches have collapsed since 1977, the result of a million visitors a year and their considerable foot traffic. The sandstone structures look like they could last a millennium, but they are actually quite fragile.

Chuck's creative background is wide and varied. He was a professional violinist, a published author, a multilingual graphic designer, a community college teacher, a Lutheran (ELCA) pastor, and a book designer (interior and covers). As a result, his work could be broadly categorized as digital art. His graphic design influences his digital art; and his digital art has features of his design work. In other words, they overlap. Someone put it this way: "What you do is not traditional art, and it isn't strictly graphic design. It's somewhere in-between." Chuck says he couldn't have said it better.