Formal portraits are popular but this artist's favorites are more casual, catching the individual or group with a certain look or expression that is somehow definitive of their nature.
A vintage family picture, once a damaged fading memento, can become a priceless heirloom portrait.
Sitting for your portrait is the ideal. However, travel expenses would add to the cost, not to mention your time. A viable alternative is a portrait photo shoot (dress and pose as you would for sitting).
An original oil or acrylic painting of the bride or couple makes a unique, unusual, one-of-a-kind wedding or anniversary gift!
When you capture those once in a lifetime moments in a work of art, you turn memories into a cherished family keepsake. Tell McCool about your idea for a Drawing or Painting. She will produce the image you have in mind.
McCool is also a graphic artist, often working freelance. The logo for the Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital, designed over 25 years ago, has stood the test of time.
You have found a Logo or Signature & Website Designer at a reasonable price! McCool's your answer!!!
Paintings, sketches, graphics, web design to order. All for the lowest prices and satisfaction guaranteed! McCool says, "I'm happy if you're happy!"She asks for $25 earnest money (upfront and nonrefundable) but you are under no obligation for the balance, if you are not satisfied. Most problems can be solved so you'll be pleased!.
A highlight of McCool's career in advertising sales was selling time for KTXS television in the '84 Olympics. McCool's advertising production work was published in THE HOUSTON POST, THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, TEXAS FLYER & SOUTHWEST AIRLINES magazines and more. PORTFOLIO shown on request
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Bonnie Colleen McCool Data or Life Facts in case you may be a long lost friend or acquaintance who wants to get back in touch.
Bonnie Colleen Henry - maiden name, Reisinger - first marriage name, Minter - now married name. Once lived in or around :
Texas:: Abilene, (Born: Balinger), Carrizo Springs, Crystal City, Donna, Evant attending EHS, Ft Worth, Houston, Huntsville attending Sam Houston, Stephenville, Sweetwater, McCamey, Pearland, Wingate, Winters
North Dakota: New Salem, Mandan, when a baby.
New York: Ogdensburg, attended OFA
Alabama: Dothan, Ft. Rucker, in WAC
Pennsylvania: Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg, Wila
Virginia: Norfolk, Williamsburg
Louisiana: Lake Charles
We have lived in Wild Wood Hollow N of Stephenville, TX (Timber Hills Addition ) since Christmas of '92. Mint and I built our home with our own hands, every board, nail, rock and bit of mortar, all the plumbing and wiring. It is still a work in progress. We built above the flood line, as a bridge over A Walk To Remember Creek. Our livingroom spans the creek and becomes a greenhouse on the E bank. We lived off grid with only solar and wind power until 2009. Our place is one of the most humble in the area but it does have some nice features. Here are some photos of our cross creek retreat and some of our animals.
All
work hand draw or painted by the artist --- nothing computer generated or enhanced
here! 
