“herbalgirllogo” 12 x 12″ acrylic on canvas, 2008. $250
Here’s a rainbow beam for a lovely lady’s new booming business. She approached me about painting a visual presence for t-shirts, online sales, etc. She said, “maybe this is how you’re going to be famous, cause I am!” I like that attitude, so I said, “Well, here’s to big beginnings. Let’s be famous.”
I heard that if you slowed a cricket’s sound down, it sounds like a choir singing. This is an amorphous cloud I was flying through the other day. In a minute you can see the crickets down below. Have a dreamy day!
“A Portrait of Mr. Green,” Mixed media on canvas, 24 x 40,” 2008. $333.
It took me three days to do this portrait. It was nice to watch his kind face change through layers of acrylic, oil, and wax medium. I was playing a game with myself, trying to name actors whose features bear resemblance.
“Coi Collective,” 24″ x 36,” acrylic on canvas, 2008, $327.
I was going for a method painting with reflection and movement as the main draw. Water is such eye-candy, and the spots of the coi fish circumambulate through this fish field.
Check this out! I’m going to start painting online at:
It will be such a cool collective. We’ll be able to converse easily. There’s no program to download, just go join. Art topics will arise through visual and written expression. from writers and artists that choose to convene conveniently:) Thanks for watching, and sharing the community!
“Deer Rider,” 24 1/2 x 36 1/2″ framed. acrylic on board, 2008, $297.
You know that movie, “Whale Rider?” Well, thats what this feels like to me. All the grit and texture of sand and glass bubbles swim around a mermaid riding an antelope. This is the grace of land meeting water, earth and sky.
Organic E-sistence, 14 1/2 x 18″, acrylic on paper, framed, 2008, $45.
One of my personal favorites, an exercise in form, which fits functionally in this frame, which had been loved before. I love it when no plan comes together!
“Calla,” 15 1/2 x 18 1/2″, acrylic on canvas board, framed, 2008, $57.
It began as a drawing of a woman lying with her legs propped up. The vase of callalillies beside her mimic her shape. The grace of movement in this painting is complimented by the multi-colored ornate frame, which I refinished to compliment this work.