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24x24 inches acrylic on cradled board. gorgeous and majestic iris, resplendent from the Spring rain. - SOLD -
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20x26 inches, Charcoal on paper. Portrait of a young crow intrigued by me.
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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 Japanese Anemome flower that i grow in my garden.
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4x4 inches. Acrylic on paper. Exploring texture, color and abstraction; complimentary color study for sunset. 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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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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22x12 inches, Charcoal on paper. A storm moving up the craggy valleys of Glencoe in Scotland. We spent one of our most memorable days there climbing Devils Staircase.


































