This one still needs sealed and framed. I will call it ‘Blue Mountain Retreat.’ These are so fun to create
4″x4″ Miniature Watercolor Paintings
AL CLARK (Book One) on Bookbub
The first book in the AL CLARK SERIES is being featured on the premier digital promotion site BOOKBUB on September 8th. Being featured on this site is a privilege earned by good reviews and consistent sales. This well-received Space Opera can be downloaded from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Apple, and others.
Lonely Paradise
My latest work. Ready for sealer.
A place for total seclusion. All you need is a boat. #Watercolor
Miniature Watercolor Paintings
4″ x 4″ Watercolor Paintings are both fun and rewarding. My new stress reliever.
“I haven’t recruited a single one.”
Jon expected a sales pitch. Instead, he got a warning. The recruiter sitting across from him isn’t trying to convince him to join. He’s trying to convince him not to. And somehow… that’s even more unsettling. 📖 The Unbound Realm — Chapter 1
“I haven’t recruited a single one.”
Jonathan G. Meyer Books
This is my newest Promotional Graphic for generating sales of my Old-Fashioned SciFi Books. I am experimenting with embedded urls. Let me know if you are redirected when you click the AMAZON or BOOKS2 READ Logos. Thanks in Advance.
1964 FORD TAUNUS
This is one of the cars I used while traveling around Europe when I was stationed in Germany with the army. I visited many countries without a passport and was never bothered by borders. This was in 1972 – 1975. It was one benefit I will never forget.
Great little car.
Are you a lifelong learner?
Am I a lifelong learner? Well, that’s what I’ll be discussing today.
Are you a lifelong learner?
If you are not learning, you are not truly living. Curiosity is an underrated quality most are unaware of.
Miniature Watercolor
My Latest piece, wrapped in a Floating Frame. I call it Grandpa’s Mountain Home. 4in. x 4in.
Age of the Innocent
A throwback to the age of James Dean, Hotrods, and pink-slip street racing. When young adults came of age,and it was your car which defined you.
Built in someone’s garage, the ultimate hotrod. A highly modified 1932 Ford.
Jonathan G. Meyer 