Rejuvenation
I’ve just returned from a wonderful romantic getaway with my hubby. We spent a couple of days up in the mountains at a lovely, romantic chateau. We needed a break, time to relax and reconnect to each other. Lately, … Continue reading
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Gratitude
SOLD This abstract figurative painting reminds me of how grateful I am to live in such a beautiful state. Colorado has been my home for 5 years now and I still can’t get over how beautiful it is. I’m always … Continue reading
All Through Life
SOLD “All Through Life” Available 16 x 8 Oil on canvas My husband was out of town this past weekend and during the time he was gone the director and I remodeled my husbands office. We wanted to show him … Continue reading
Abstract Figurative Painting, ‘Separation’
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This painting had a life of own, it just painted itself and I came along for the ride. Each character emerged one at a time, but it wasn’t until the one on the right came into focus that I knew … Continue reading
The Blues
SOLD! “To me, the blues is an infection. I don’t think it’s necessarily a melancholy thing; the blues can be really positive and I think anyone and everyone can have a place for the blues. It need not always be … Continue reading
Supernatural
SOLD! I’ve been on a journey that feels “supernatural” to me. At times I wonder, how did I get here? Several years ago I was depressed, lifeless, and bored. Now, I’m up early in the morning, standing in front of … Continue reading
Story Tellers
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SOLD! Have you ever met someone who just knows how to tell a story? It might be something from their childhood or something that happened yesterday, but they know how to make it come alive. I love to listen to … Continue reading
The Only Two People
SOLD $1500 36 X 24 X 1.5 Oil on gallery wrapped canvas with sides painted black for a finished look. When my husband and I first met, it was like we were the only two people in the world. … Continue reading
Waiting
This abstract, figurative, oil painting is called “Waiting” and it speaks to a place that my family is in as I write this. We’re all waiting for something: a promotion, a soul-mate, a check in the mail, a hope, … Continue reading
Character Introduction
My son, The Director, is currently in the process of writing his next script. The process of writing seems to be a grueling task for many writers. It’s a huge undertaking to develop characters, design a plot, and to develop … Continue reading