Location: United States
BFA Pacific NW College of Art 1983.
Active member of Watercolor Society of Oregon
Gallery Director, Oregon Society of Artists (volunteer position)
The work of this group was created with watercolor. I am drawn towards a fascination & love of plant life, nature, and the seductive elements hidden in every life form. I continue to paint from my own photographs, and to work towards unique perspectives of the natural world
works related to the figure in context to environment, emotional, contextual, and imaginative
Yupo paper is a smooth plastic paper which allows the paint to sit on the surface. Watercolor especially can be reactivated and resettled allowing for easy changes.. using acrylic paints will permanently set o the surface, however one can remove acrylic using rubbing alcohol
“American Century Plant”
“I heard You Whispering”
“Pinwheels in the Garden”
“Keihaau Hideaway Hibiscus”
“Pink Peony”
“Bird of Paradise”
“Magnolia”
“Edgefield Beauties”
“Capturing an Eclipse”
“Deaming of Peonies”
“Forest Sentinel”
“Proud as a Peacock”
“Puffins Squall”
“Visitors Among the Lilies #1”
“Bird of Paradise”
“Heron Study”
“Visitors Among the Lilies #2”
“Heron Gazing”
“Small Bird Studies”
“Red-headed”
“Cedar Waxwing”
“Hooded Wren”
“Walk with Me”
“A Penny for Those Deep Blue Thoughts”
“Holiday in Salzburg ”
“My Man in Salzburg”
“Spooks & Treats”
“We Couldn't Read the Signs”
