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Robert Peterson Fine Art International contemporary artist specializing in figurative painting with a concentration on portrai

10/16/2026

The women, children, barefoot Jesus cavemen, old pregnant lady pushing her husband in the wheelchair and even the homeless man who had no practice but started running when he seen everyone else running and knew he could get a free banana and Pringles at the end of the race 😂😂😂😂

3 weeks out from my first half marathon Fort Worth Marathon . Trying to be positive about it but also remain honest with myself LOL

“I am not a black artist. I am an artist.”- Basquiat Samo24in X 18in Charcoal and pencil on cotton paper
10/15/2026

“I am not a black artist. I am an artist.”
- Basquiat

Samo
24in X 18in
Charcoal and pencil on cotton paper

Don’t get so caught up in life that you forget to live. Thankful for all of the beautiful people God has carefully place...
10/12/2026

Don’t get so caught up in life that you forget to live.

Thankful for all of the beautiful people God has carefully placed in my life.

In 2024, I created a painting titled Untitled (White Horse), featuring Taylor Williams lying across the back of one of h...
10/11/2026

In 2024, I created a painting titled Untitled (White Horse), featuring Taylor Williams lying across the back of one of his horses as it stood so beautifully, strong and still. I chose to paint the horse white and used over 100 sheets of 98% pure silver leaf to create the background. The finished piece became one of my favorite paintings of that year and eventually found its forever home in the permanent collection of the Art Bridges Foundation.

Two years later, I’ve finally decided to create a follow-up to that painting, but this time featuring a woman standing alongside a breathtaking black horse. Its coat, deep, rich and almost silky, will stand in striking contrast to a brilliant, mirror-like silver leaf background. There’s something special about returning to an idea years later and discovering an entirely new story waiting to be told. Here’s a little sneak peek of what’s to come.

Work in progress

Morning thoughts while on the treadmill They don’t want children exposed to drag performers or to witness two people of ...
10/10/2026

Morning thoughts while on the treadmill

They don’t want children exposed to drag performers or to witness two people of the same s*x holding hands or expressing love for one another. These same people oppose teaching children the painful truths of our nation’s history, including slavery, Jim Crow, redlining, and systemic racism. Yet somehow, they are comfortable with, and some even celebrate, the idea of a public ex*****on being broadcast live for the world to witness, including children. In a society where YouTube and social media dominate so much of our daily lives, especially those of young people, it is inevitable that footage of such an ex*****on would spread across these platforms. Children would eventually see it, potentially leaving lasting psychological scars. How have we reached a point where expressions of love and historical truth are considered dangerous for children, yet the public spectacle of taking a human life is somehow acceptable?

A powerful woman knows she is strong enough to lead and wise enough to know that following does not diminish her strengt...
10/09/2026

A powerful woman knows she is strong enough to lead and wise enough to know that following does not diminish her strength. A powerful man never feels threatened by either choice, but stands beside her, giving her the freedom to be everything she was created to be.

Works in progress.

My grandmother was the quiet strength that held our entire family together, a woman whose kindness knew no conditions, whose love knew no limits, and whose sacrifices never sought recognition. Every Native American portrait I create is, in part, a tribute to her, to the family she came from, and to a beautiful piece of our history that deserves to be remembered and honored. I like to believe that within each of these works lives a piece of her spirit, a reflection of the woman whose love, strength, and wisdom helped shape the man I am today. She built a foundation beneath me that time can never erase, and for that, I will spend a lifetime being grateful.

10/06/2026

Clearly cartwheels are one of those skills your body forgets how to do as you get older. It sounded like a great idea until gravity, old knees, hip pains and the fear of further injuring yourself all showed up at the same time lol. ᴀᴅᴀᴍ ᴍᴄʙʀɪᴅᴇ sʀ. was talking a whole lot of noise about how he could still do one, so naturally our morning workout turned into two grown men looking crazy in front of our wives and anybody else that walked into the turf room.

Give me a few weeks & I’ll try again 😂😂

Morning thoughts the day after my anniversary.Anyone can say “I do,” but not everyone gets to celebrate an anniversary. ...
10/03/2026

Morning thoughts the day after my anniversary.

Anyone can say “I do,” but not everyone gets to celebrate an anniversary.

We didn’t have a lot. Her dress was the most expensive thing in our wedding, and it’s the only thing from that day we still have. We saved for six months and even had to borrow from family to make it happen. We were just two 19-year-old kids, so that $2,000 felt like $200K. It didn’t matter that it might have seemed cheap to someone else. To us, it was perfect. Looking back, that day was a seed. We didn’t know exactly what it would grow into, we just knew we loved each other enough to plant it. And over the years, through everything life would bring, that little seed grew into something so much larger, more beautiful, and more powerful than either of us could have imagined.

I tell couples all the time, anyone can say “I do,” but not everyone gets to celebrate an anniversary. The “I do” is the easy part. Getting to the anniversaries takes work, some years more than others. It wasn’t always easy for us. We’ve had talks about splitting up and arguments where we threatened each other with divorce. We’ve had months when all we had to eat were hot dogs and whatever we could get from the local food bank. We’ve lost everything, even our family dog, and had to live with friends and family for months. It would be easy to look back and say I’d change those things, but when I look at the bond we have now, I wouldn’t change a thing. Those moments didn’t break us. They made us, shaped us, and taught us how to choose each other when choosing each other wasn’t easy. And I believe those very things are what will eventually lead us to forever.

On this day 26 years ago, I somehow talked you into saying yes to forever. Yes, regardless of what might come. Yes to th...
10/02/2026

On this day 26 years ago, I somehow talked you into saying yes to forever. Yes, regardless of what might come. Yes to the good times and the bad, the victories and the disappointments, the laughter and the tears. You said yes to the 19-year-old me standing in front of you with more dreams than answers, and somehow, you were willing to believe in those dreams with me. But what I understand now is that you weren’t only saying yes to the man I was that day. You were saying yes to every version of me I had yet to become. The 30-year-old me. The 45-year-old me. And, God willing, the 84-year-old me who will still reach for your hand and wonder how I ever got lucky enough to have you reach back.

Twenty-six years later, we’ve lived through some of the things we dreamed about and survived some things we never could have imagined. We’ve built a life, raised a family, fallen, gotten back up, changed, grown, and somehow kept choosing each other through it all. If I could go back and stand beside that 19-year-old kid on our wedding day, I’d tell him he has no idea what her “yes” is going to mean. No idea how many times it will save him, strengthen him, inspire him, and remind him who he is. And if I’m blessed enough to make it to 84, I hope I’m still looking at you the way I do today, grateful that all those years ago, when forever was still an unknown, you looked at me, believed in us, and simply said yes. Happy 26th anniversary Marina Peterson

This last 20 lbs got to go by any means necessary 😂😂😂😂😂
10/02/2026

This last 20 lbs got to go by any means necessary 😂😂😂😂😂

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