Artist Gallery

Photography

This is just about the only shed left at my husband's childhood home.

Photography

Mr & Mrs. Fields ~ Our Journey Together

Painting

Hibiscus flowers and gecko

Painting

This acrylic painting is #7 in my Bowling Ball House series.

Painting

water color starfish and sand dollar

Photography

Works on Paper

A cross with a heart and ribbion

Works on Paper

Painting

Painting

Painting

This is my second or third time working with paint. I painted my friends fursona Otaku. 

Works on Paper

Pen and ink illustration, Pointilism, cross hatch

Painting

My watercolour of my fly fishing buddy daughter working the river.

Craft

Long, can be worn as one or two strand necklace with fresh water pearls, real turquoise facet cut and real tigers eye stones with 14kt gold plated earring wires, sells for $45.00, email: JewelryByBorders@gmail.com for shipping cost.

Painting

 Watermedia.
Painting accepted into 2007 Western Federaltion of Watercolor Societies National Exhibition in Arvada, Colorado.

Photography

Echinacea is one of my favorite flowers to grow. There are so many varieties and they are interesting to photograph. 

Photography

When I have a camera in my hand, I feel inspired to find the extraordinary in the ordinary. Even a single autumn leaf becomes an object of beauty.

Sculpture

Clay Sculpture made of B-Mix clay, white crackle in Raku, Size: 4in x 6in

Painting

Oil Private Collection

Painting

copyrighted material

Painting

Photography

Painting

Craft

Stained Glass Lantern

Works on Paper

Painting

Oil on canvas

Sculpture

Fused Glass

Photography

Works on Paper

Split Rock is a woodcut relief print carved and printed by the artist within an edition of 40 on 16x20 BFK Rives paper.

Photography

Doors represent a way to get in or out of something. Sometimes they just look incredibly intriguing. This door called my attention because it was mysterious and arrogant in its humbleness.   Bar Harbor, ME (2013)
“A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know”  -Diane Arbus- USA (1923-1971)
Contact: campiphoto@gmail.com
 

Photography

Works on Paper

Sometimes you just have to take a chance!