Artist Gallery

Works on Paper

the dancers of the 1940,and 50s ,really new how to work it out.

Painting

Photography

Works on Paper

Painting

Pastel

Painting

60" x 48", acrylic on plaster and board.

Craft

Wheel thrown, slab, coil and carved 04 clay; textured glazed interior; exterior painted with underglazes, pencils, old fashion press type symbols; unglazed bisque sealed exterior.

Photography

Photography

Photography

Look into my eye, she said.

Craft

Stoneware handbuilt tea mug impressed with hand carved stamps.

Painting

Created in the Spring of 2014, the painting is a reference to the Christina Rossetti poem of the same name.  

Works on Paper

Painting

Mixed Media

18"x 24" Mixed media collage painting on canvas. 
$500.00

Works on Paper

Charcoal on paper. 11x14.

Photography

Photography

Classy chassy -women on a mission.

Painting

Painting

The second addition to the three piece.

Painting

MIRADA- Acrylic Paint on Canvas- 36”X36”
  This painting was inspired by the notion of a woman’s consciousness. A woman can be soft and delicate while representing a wild and fearless side when facing life’s challenges.

Photography

As I walked along the River Walk, I noticed that on the statue, someone had placed roses behind the head of the baby held by Saint Anthony. I thought by illustrating the statue in black and white to bring out its character and then restoring the color of the roses and the fern at the foot of the statue would bring even more elegance to the image.

Painting

 Pastel

Photography

Photography

Geese coming in for a landing at the end of the day.

Painting

the top is watercolor (butterfly), the bottom are four different media for each flower (oil and chalk pastel, watercolor, and colored pencil)

Photography

My wife is big on plants in our yard, front and back. I am big on taking close-ups of whatever she plants

Sculpture

Red velvet cake for the jack-o-lantern with a red creamcheese filling, a chocolate base and the headstode was also chocolate with colored almond flavored buttercream...

Painting

Acrylic on canvas

Painting

Upon reading the poem by Mary Oliver, The Journey, I was inspired to put together this still life and paint the items my mother saved from my childhood. By going back in time in a very personal way, I was able to feel joy, let go of pain and recognize my artist voice telling me that we, as a society, are all worth saving. But, ultimately, as in the poem, 'The only life you could save', is your own. I hope my paintings make the viewers feel they are worthy of feeling joy and can let go of pain.

Photography

Mixed Media

Abstract mixed media 24x48