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14x20 inches, Charcoal on paper. Sunflower enjoying the sunshine of summer.
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20x17 inch acrylic on cradled clay board. Sunflower, one of my favorite subjects, stretching to meet the sunshine that sustains its short lifespan.
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Charcoal on paper. Gladiola's in a vase on Canson paper.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. The beauty of wild weeds and flowers on the edge of the Puget Sound is always spectacular. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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20x25 inches, Charcoal on paper. Magnolia blooms from my backyard on Canson paper. Title is after the a poem by Aufie Zophy.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Tickweed (coreopsis) study from my backyard. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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12x12 inches, oil on canvas. Fall leaves turning on my Katsura tree in the Pacific Northwest
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9x12 inches acrylic on hand torn Japanese paper and board. The last brilliant color of fall hanging on the branch before the cold gray winter comes.
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18x18 inches, oil on canvas. Southern Magnolia blossom from the branches of the tree in my garden.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. These are such delicate and beautiful plants. Deathly allergic to this babe. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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4x4 inches. Oil on paper. Expressive miniature study of a garden flower. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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Charcoal on Canson paper. Our brave Camellia blossoms braved the frost of winter and bloomed on the middle of a snow storm.


































