How U Doin'
The first three years I was Old Faithful Inn’s Artist in Residence there was an elderly bison that stayed around the Inn all summer long. The employees named him George.
About every 3rd or 4th day he’d show up at the back of the Inn’s east wing and would graze on the grass. While he ate he’d look in every bedroom and bathroom window until he finally reached the back door where he would lay down and rest while his meal settled. No one could leave through the back exit until he left.
He was our local peeping tom and I decided after all these years to immortalize him in my painting How U Doin’.
Small - Image Size 8" x 12"
The first three years I was Old Faithful Inn’s Artist in Residence there was an elderly bison that stayed around the Inn all summer long. The employees named him George.
About every 3rd or 4th day he’d show up at the back of the Inn’s east wing and would graze on the grass. While he ate he’d look in every bedroom and bathroom window until he finally reached the back door where he would lay down and rest while his meal settled. No one could leave through the back exit until he left.
He was our local peeping tom and I decided after all these years to immortalize him in my painting How U Doin’.
Small - Image Size 8" x 12"
The first three years I was Old Faithful Inn’s Artist in Residence there was an elderly bison that stayed around the Inn all summer long. The employees named him George.
About every 3rd or 4th day he’d show up at the back of the Inn’s east wing and would graze on the grass. While he ate he’d look in every bedroom and bathroom window until he finally reached the back door where he would lay down and rest while his meal settled. No one could leave through the back exit until he left.
He was our local peeping tom and I decided after all these years to immortalize him in my painting How U Doin’.
Small - Image Size 8" x 12"