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Painting

Oil. Painted in Italy.

Works on Paper

Charcoal on paper. 11x14.

Works on Paper

This small drawing (8 by 10) is a recent addition to the in the Living Machine Series. The creature depicted is more fully organic than those shown in previous series drawings. There is still a somewhat machine-like element implied by the squares covering the orb-like protrusions of the creature.

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

Painting

watercolor on paper 9 x 11 inches

Photography

Mixed Media

2012. 24 x 23.5. wax, acrylic, oil, pen, tape, newspaper, magazine on birch.

Painting

An original watercolor illustrating a pair of tropical birds in the forest.

Painting

Oil. 18 x 24

Painting

Painting

Oil, Acrylic Medium, on Canvas board

Photography

Painting

painting of lilies on a nearby lake at springtime

Painting

16x20 acrylic on stretched canvas. (2010 NAP show)

Works on Paper

Pen and ink, graphite, work on paper

Painting

Acrylic

Painting

Oil on Canvas

Mixed Media

Other

Stained Glass 15"h X 14"w
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Painting

This piece is called, "Scenic Sequoia Drive." I used soft pastels on art spectrum colourfix paper. 
I started with an under painting to capture the shadows of the Redwood forest. Then as you drive deep into the forest you see beautiful greens and lush foliage. 

Photography

Photography

South Haven - apple picking, photographed with Nikon Coolpix S60

Painting

Acrylic on canvas. 2009.

Painting

works on canvas.

Painting

Painting

Acrylic on canvas, 18" x 24"

Craft

Expired no more is a handmade chandilier made from expired tongue depressors from my clinic.

Other

This is a done on an 110 x 14 scratchboard. I used the tip of a surgical scalpel to scratch the surface. The fruit was colored with transparent ink.

Works on Paper

The internal misogynist belief is that women are "strong" if they possess instrumental traits. This premise demeans expressive qualities that men and women both share. 
 
Inspired by TV depictions of strong female power, I portrayed a domain of females illustrated by instrumental and masculine comic-book-like shadings and colors. The viewpoint is a perception of what many consider feminism, women displaying instrumental attributes.

Painting