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20x26 inches, Charcoal on paper. Portrait of a young crow intrigued by me.
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22x19 inches, Charcoal on toned canson paper. Our cherry tree blooming in the springtime. Title is after Japanese haiku.
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23x23 inches oil and cold wax on board. Mature magnolia blossom (Magnolia grandiflora )from our back yard evergreen magnolia tree. Title is after the poem by Tony Hoagland.
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6x24 inches acrylic on hand torn Japanese paper and board. One of our favorite flowering plants, the crocosmia, turns fiery red in the late summer and looks like the proverbial burning bush.
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26x20 inches, Charcoal on paper. Portrait of a loud and proud Steller Jay. Title after 18th Century English poem by Alexander Pope.
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9x12 inches Oil and coldwax mixed media on board. White lace magnolia blossom
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36x18 inches oil on cradled hardboard. Looking back toward Commencement Bay from Sunset Beach near Gig Harbor
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20x25 inches, Charcoal on paper. Iris from my backyard on Canson paper. Title is after a haiku by Jim Norausky.
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42x19 inches, Charcoal on paper. “When I intrude too confidently it rebuffs me with a wind like a hand or puts in my way a loch where no loch should be (Loch Shiel)” From our trip to Scotland and Glenfinnan to see the Hogwarts train. This Loch, close to the train viaduct, is where the Prisoner of Azkaban lake scenes were shot.








































