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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Continuing my obsession with the Southern Magnolia tree in my backyard. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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4x4 inches. Oil on paper. Returning to a favorite subject of the Southern Magnolia in my backyard. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Continuing my obsession with the Southern Magnolia tree in my backyard. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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20x25 inches, Charcoal on paper. Poppies from my backyard on Canson toned paper. Title is after the poem by Louise Glück.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge. This is a poppy from a secret garden on the top of a Seattle viewpoint.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Study from Scotland, the wonderful Albriachan Gardens near Loch Ness. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. This is a quick study of the cherry blossoms from my very old front yard tree.. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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12x24 inch acrylic of a domesticated wild flower that grows in my backyard in the Pacific Northwest This is tick weed.
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12x24 inch acrylic of a domesticated wild flower that grows in my backyard in the Pacific Northwest. This is tick weed.
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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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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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4x4 inches. Oil on paper. Miniature of tickweed (Coreopsis tinctoria) in my garden. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.



























