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30x22 inches, Charcoal on paper. Cherry blossoms last spring ornament our tree. Title is after poems of Lu Chi, 200AD Chinese poet.
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Charcoal on Canson paper. The proud papa bird from our crow colony. He walks the railing outside our kitchen watching us. I wonder what he is thinking? - Sold -
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24x24 inches oil and cold wax on cradled board. Frail and delicate azaleas from the abriachan nursery on Loch Ness. Title is after Thea poem by Peter Meinke.
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6x24 inches acrylic on hand torn Japanese paper and board. Wild garlic thriving in the back of our garden.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Who doesn't love these bold and very purple flowers in their backyard. Part of a series of daily miniatures done for The 100 Days Challenge.
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12x12 inches, oil on canvas. his year we got a bountiful display of petals on our Southern Magnolia tree in the back garden. Beautiful to watch.
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5x5 inch Mixed-Media piece of hand torn Japanese rice paper and acrylic paint. Unique product with individually selected papers to match the subject and color scheme. End result is a modern take on a fresco. This is a miniature of a lemon and lime ready for a squeeze.
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22x12 inches, charcoal on paper. Pacific Northwest landscape, looking east from across Commencement Bay back toward Tacoma
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Heather 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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Charcoal on Canson paper. Evergreen magnolia from our garden. Professionally matted and framed.
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22x12 inches, Charcoal on paper. Seahurst Beach looking back toward Shorewood. One half of a diptych
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22x12 inches, Charcoal on paper. Seahurst Beach looking back toward Shorewood. Left side half of a diptych




































