Blue-ribbon truck art

Jul 25, 2007

Updated Dec 14, 2009

In the kids’ art exhibit at the Allegany County Fair in Cumberland, Md., this past week, we were pleased to see that Darrell Stonestreet won first place for this painting of a dumper at work. Seems too active to be a “still life,” but hey, art resists category.

Darrell also got a second-place ribbon for this pen-and-ink work. Clearly he’s into conventionals.

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