Ron Burns and his wife, Buff, live near Scottsdale, Arizona in a house filled with desert light, half-crushed tubes of acrylic paint, canvasses in various stages of completion and, of course, Rufus.
Demand for Ron's original work, limited editions, and his book continues to flourish on the strength of gallery sales, word of mouth among collectors, and media praise.
Forbes magazine writes, "Burns' style has become extremely collectible." "His canvasses of in-your-face dogs and cats drenched in Day-Glo colors are hot sellers," reports San Francisco Chronicle . Sky magazine calls his style "eye-popping, irresistible .. Andy Warhol meets Matisse."