Made Local Magazine Mar/Apr 2022

We’ve all seen the painting. It hangs in local galleries and on restaurant walls. You’ll find it on business cards for real estate companies or framed in homes. It’ll even appear when you google “Sonoma County painting.” And while it may come in many colors and styles, crafted by a myriad of artists, you’ll know it when you see it: rolling hills, green or gold, the lopsided skeleton of a redwood barn held aloft only by the strength of a few nails, a cow here, goats there, an apple orchard past its prime, a rusted tractor or an abandoned water tower.