Artist Gallery

Painting

Works on Paper

Teacups with Plants. Theme is East meets West.
Pen and Ink and digital

Sculpture

3-dimensional stained glass mosaic on curved architectural acrylic. Can be displayed using lighted base on table or horizontally as shown. 40" wide X 14 1/2 high X 2" deep (plus base if used)

Photography

Doesn't seem like lions belong in Boston, really....

Sculpture

Fine silver pendant made from metal clay with freshwater pearl.

Photography

Photography

Photography

Spectrum-colored footwear on a painted table beckons us to..."put on our rainbow shoes and dance to the rhythms of Life"

Painting

Oil painting on canvas, 16" x 20"

Painting

Doris Wasserman. Acrylic on canvas, 35x41 inches

Photography

Mixed Media

Hand carved white cedar ice spear fishing decoy - painted turtle. It is painted with oil paints and clear coat acrylic. It has metal attached feet and is center weighted for actual ice fishing use. It is a working decoy.

Craft

Silk habotai with ancient symbols and representations for the four cardinal elements: koi for water, buffalo for earth, dragonfly for air, and sun for fire. All my pieces are original water color paintings, made one at a time with no two exactly the same. The fabric starts as a plain white blank. I draw in the details with gutta, or resist, and then use a paint brush to fill in the color with professional silk dyes.

Painting

Little jack rabbit, Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska

Works on Paper

Digital drawing.

Painting

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

Hummingbird rotational movement created with pen and ink on paper, embroidery, and pastel. Actual nest with the tiniest of a flower inside inspired the embroidery of the hummingbird with thread from a spider web rendering.

Painting

Acrylic paint

Painting

oil on canvas. Painted on location at night by electric lantern.
This particular scene was made from an empty field, now developed.
A small painting, the brush strokes are gestural and the color defines the forms.

Painting

Painting

I gazed upon the cloudless moon
And loved her all the night
Till morning came and ardent noon
Then I forgot her light—
‘No—not forgot, eternally
Remains its memory dear;
But could the day seem dark to me
Because the night was fair?
‘I well may mourn that only one
Can light my future sky
Even though by such a radiant sun
My moon of life must die’—
~ Emily Brontë

Photography

Works on Paper

Photo with Computer Graphic Design

Photography

Photography

On a plantation where old oak trees are along a river bank.

Photography

Works on Paper

Digital drawing.

Photography

Painting

Painting

This evokes the feeling of gently falling into an abyss

Works on Paper

Pastel Pencil on Canson paper 18" X 24"