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There is a Light (12x24) oil on panel (sold) Artistic suicide is considered switching your game – in the middle of your game or when y...

5x7 pastel on paper It has become acutely obvious to me that in this profession of fine art, one never, ever , quits learning. Even th...

Where does art begin? I recall a precise event that changed the way I saw the world. In my early teens I started drawing and my paper and p...

River's Edge study (10x8 oil on panel) available here for a short time An aspect of plein air painting that I truly enjoy is ...

So how does one fit ants , a peacock and a snake all in to one story? Well, if you happen to be a plein air painter, this is fairly easy t...

Breathing the Sea (18x36 oil) SOLD It feels special (and no doubt my head is already expanding) to be asked by Brackenwood Gallery t...

Beach Boys (11x14 oil on panel) SOLD I love it when the title "works" with the piece and admit I sometimes wonder why artis...

Learn, Honor, Create, Play (11x14 dry pastel) see my website for more information LEARN, HONOR, CREATE, PLAY Still life paint...

Abundance at Marymere Falls (10x8 oils, SOLD) Last year I was invited to attend an inaugural plein air event on the Olympic Penin...

Forest Gypsies (36 x 24 oils, gallery-wrap canvas) Racing waves in the sea by day And wind by night Time captures hoof-prints i...

Ah, yes, back to Deception Pass. This time with pastels and a slightly different angle. I love this park! It's no wonder there ar...

  Fall at Deception Pass Park  (11 x 14 oil on linen panel)   I am proud to say my father served in the Navy for over forty years...

Twilight Color Study  (8x10 pastel) How many surfaces can an artist be in love with at any given moment? Um, I don't really hav...

Where does a girl go for the entire summer, you ask? "Why, outside, of course." Yes, yes, I have been back plein air painti...