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I think most artist websites provide you with the stunning array of their artwork with the details of the size of the art and where to buy originals and prints.  Totally makes sense.

But, as per usual, I have decided to try something different.  If you read the full explanation on the About page  each painting is a glimpse into my everyday life. I think the story is as important as the imagery; the two work in unison when I am creating.

Art is a personal thing – if it’s successful, the image speaks to people; makes them feel something and maybe even reflect on their own lives.  However, there have been times I have seen a piece of artwork I admire, and wonder what the artist was thinking…. and so, I’m offering that to you, the viewer.

The blog posts below are just that – the insight into what my inspiration was for the work.

Also, if you’re interested in buying a piece of art or print – check out the Shop. : )

Time to Fly

I completed “Time to Fly” on May 28th, 2020.  Despite the uncertainty around us: COVID-19 pandemic, the economy, ongoing racial issues and sheer duplicity of our elected officials – I...

Keep Your Eye on the Ball

I have never played baseball. I have never really been an athlete; I’m more of a rambler – long walks and long conversations.  Despite my lack of experience, I have...

Clarity

I’ve struggled with writing this post.  “Why”, you may ask?  Because some days I just can’t find clarity.   Clarity is a clear impulse of where to go – of...

More Time

Why does inspiration strike in the shower? It happens to me every time. I can spend the morning wracking my brain for an idea or struggling with not feeling good...

Can Anybody Hear Me?

My father wasn’t a bad man; he was a man of his time. Men were the head of household and what they said was law. His opinions were set in...

Compassion

It’s coming up on the New Year – it’s a time of reflection on the old and planning for the new.  I keep a document on my computer that contains...

Adrift

My little birds have lived through a variety of experiences through my drawings. They’ve known love, humor and playfulness.  But, sometimes life isn’t joyous or comforting or safe.   Being...

Abandoned Childhood

When I was a child we had a rope swing in our yard.  I loved swinging and I can still remember the joy I felt; the rush of soaring off...

Good Omens

Pictures and words that contradict each other always tickle me. It’s the contrast that creates tension and well, it makes me laugh. Yeah, I’m a nervous laugher. I call this...

My Beloved

I’ve been through some ups and downs over the years.  Marriage and divorce were two bookends of a period that most people would consider a “normal” life. In the middle...