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Classic Madison
This is Madison infused with 15 famous art works and styles. Message me if you can name them all. You will be rewarded.
Wounds
This a a mixed media piece that is 22"x26". Although hidden
imagery is suggested only layers of emotions are there.
Stampeding Dreams
I use horses as a metaphor to convey the idea of dreams that have gotten away.
The Reach
Summit in the Sky
This painting was inspired by the troubling events in our country. I requested nominations from many asking them who they would invite to this table. The result is quite the assortment. The life and messages of this group of wise people could give us some clarity and direction. Perhaps.
View from Atop
Create Your Own Reality
There are fears, imagined and exaggerated and even claimed from others such as the Apocalypse or one of Tennyson's characters that we have the power to create. Or not.
Beware
Unbeknown to the sheep….isn’t this how it often happens.
The Groaning Tree
Both imagery and delivery of this acrylic painting are unsettling. How you interpret this work depends on your viewpoint.
We've Got This
My 8 year old grand daughter allowed me to wrap her body up with plaster gauze. My wish is Allie will stand strong throughout her life.
Alone
This is a painting published in the online magazine “The Edge of Faith".
This is a very inspiring magazine and I highly recommend it.
Bovine Beauty
Watercolor
Best Friends
Watercolor
Mood Journal
This handmade, decorated pages, colorful book is created as a journal, drawing, and/or poem book under the assumption that blank pages are “frightening” to create on. They are for me at least and maybe for others.
Mood Journal (cover)
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Paoli Bridge
This was painted onsite using water- based oil paints which I love to use outdoors because they do not dry so fast.
The Grip
I like to leave this image open to interpretation and maybe even a discussion starter.
Neighborhood
These houses, using found objects represent the various residence in a given neighborhood. The second from the right is Van Gogh’s home, and the last one is a reference to Giacometti.