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The midway at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, California.

Mixed Media

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This acrylic painting is #5 in my Bowling Ball House series.

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This is a 12 x 16 original watercolor painted on Arches 140lb. cold press paper with Holbein Artist quality paints. The painting was started the day before the plane went down. The flag was painted on that first day - the next day the flag was at half mast. I wish I had painted the flag at half mast it would have added to the significance and sentimental value of the painting. The painting was just sold to a corporate customer.

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60 x 82 on Canvas/Acrylic

Works on Paper

Colored Pencil Drawing

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An original pastel of the northern lights. Painted on Wallis Professional pastel paper 12" x 18" with Unison pastels.

Photography

Craft

Lined elephant shaped pocketbook

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An original pastel inspired by these amazing birds. I love to watch them at our feeders throughout the summer in Vermont. Painted on Wallis Professional pastel paper 12"x18" with Unison pastels.

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"Homeless Man Under the Stars." Spray paint and oil paint on masonite, 3'x4,' 2017
This is a portrait that I took of a homeless man wearing a sweatshirt, under the stars.  He has a sign, but it is barely showing on the bottom of the picture.  He has yellow in his hair and in his eyes to show the sun in his eyes.  He has a right side up and upside down heart on his forehead to represent his heart.  His eyes are dripping because I like the effect, and to show emotion and imitate tears.  

Mixed Media

The "Dragon  Lady," is one of a series of painting, on the subject of "Self Love."
This painting is a visual reminder for women to stand up for themselves, and how beautiful 
the spirit of  all women is!  Artist:  Toni McMillan 
NFS

Craft

A fused glass piece made by combining pattern bars and strips of glass. This piece came in 3rd in the 2011 Duke Employee Art Show in the intermediate category.

Photography

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

 Watercolor. 

Photography

Painting

30x40 Original Abstract Artwork
High tier finger painting with Acrylic & Oil
Stretched Cotton Canvas

Works on Paper

Soft Pastels

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A male and female figure separated by a thin line. The painting represents our masculine and feminine sides (or just a male and female standing together). 24”x48” stretched canvas.

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Digital drawing.

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Trash can fun

Works on Paper

Watercolor, 18" x 28"

Mixed Media

SDED-10 (102419), 2019. Acrylic on canvas over cardboard 24 x 18 in (61 x 46 cm)
It's been two months almost to the day since I finished the last piece... Higher powers intervened, and I am back on track, adjusting and correcting. It was a period at the end of August when this canvas was unanimously selected to be discarded as trash. One day, I had a cup of coffee and, like always when caffeine gets strongly involved in one's life, the piece appeared to still possess a future and, without a second thought, I simply acted on it, giving my canvas the second chance it was looking for. So, yes, it's true, there-are-no-mistakes-in-art theory was tested, and it's still valid.
The piece, like all the others in the SDED series, is trying to take to the next level the artistic philosophy of Agostino Bonalumi and Lucio Fontana, whose approach to the flat surface makes a lot of sense thus when merged together, the Bonalumi's space can physically generate three dimensions just by using Fontana's solution to "open up space," in which case the flat art piece can escape the two dimension trap. The logic behind this line of action is that in order to build a three dimensional space you need 2-D elements or the 3-D doesn't happen, in which case layers become the perfect solution!

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Pastels

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I drew this the day 2 BPD officers were shot and seriously injured while on duty in East Boston in 2017.  I was recognizing them in my way to honor their bravery and of all the men and women that protect us everyday.

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Acrylic on canvas
48" H X 72" W
$800