As a boy, Don Weller drew horses and cowboys when he wasn’t exploring with his horse along the Palouse River or over the rolling hills that surrounded his childhood home near Pullman, Washington. He roped calves in high school and college rodeos.

Later in Los Angeles, he spent decades doing graphic design and illustration. Clients included Time Magazine, The Hollywood Bowl, the National Football League, 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, and he created five stamps for the United States Post Office. Besides illustration and graphic design, he taught school at UCLA and the Art Center School in Pasadena.

Finally, Don realized he had seen all the cement and palm trees he could stand and moved to Utah. He lives in rural Oakley, Utah, with his beautiful wife Cha Cha, Eddie the border collie, two cats, and three cutting horses. Don creates western paintings and rides the cutting horses.