Gallery > Paintings

Seedpods
Watercolor
22" x 22"
2017
$350
Santa Barbara
Watercolor
8”x10”
2024
Cafe Saint Honore
Watercolor
6”x6”
2024
Paris Night Cafe
Watercolor
6”x6”
2024
Watercolor and Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12"
2018
Watercolor and Acrylic on Panel
6" x 6"
2018
Queen Anne's Lace
Watercolor and Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12"
2018
Mother of Thousands
Watercolor and Embossing
12" x 12"
2018
Mountain Laurel
Watercolor
12" x 12"
2018
Rose hips
Watercolor
18" x 18"
2017
Ostrich Fern
Watercolor
40" x 30"
2018
Lenten Rose
Watercolor
12" x 12"
2018
Chia
Watercolor
18" x 18"
2018
Canna Seed Pods
Watercolor
12" x 12"
2018
Wild Onion II
Watercolor and Flocking
6" x 6"
2018
Pink Deutzia
Watercolor and Flocking
6" x 6"
2018
Apache Plume
Watercolor
36" x 48"
2018
Purple Heart
Watercolor and Embossing
12" x 12"
2017
Wild Onion
Watercolor and embossing
12" x 12"
2017
Daisies
Watercolor and Graphite
9" x 12"
2016
Coneflower
Watercolor
62" x 31"
2016
Fireweed
Watercolor
12" x 18"
2016
Thistle
Watercolor
51" x 39"
2015
Energy Transfer
42" x 70"
2015
View from Above
Watercolor
12" x 12"
2015
Cubed
Watercolor and Graphite
15" x 17"
2015
Energy Release
Watercolor
15.5" x 32"
2015
Weeds
Watercolor
74" x 43"
2013
Weeds Detail
Watercolor
74" x 43"
2013
The End and the Beginning
Watercolor
43" x 41"
2013
hydrangea, deadheading, pruning
Watercolor, Colored Pencil, Mylar
31 3/4" x 24"
2013
3,576 Steps
Watercolor, Colored Pencil, Dirt
15.5" x 13"
2013
Chimney Rock Fern
watercolor
22" x 30"
2012
Queen Anne's Lace Bud
watercolor
9 1/4" x 7"
2012
Unfolding Leaf
watercolor
7 3/4" x 10"
2012
Green and White Hosta
watercolor
20.5" x 15"
2012
A Walk at Big Ivy
watercolor
9"x10.5"
2012
Emerging from Bubbles
watercolor
4.5" x 6.5"
2011
Cane Creek
watercolor
5" x 12.75"
2011
Floating on Cane Creek
watercolor
7.5" x 6"
2011
Reflecting
watercolor
6" x 6"
2011
The French Broad
watercolor
14" x 18"
2011

A question I asked myself regularly while creating this work is can we still see the power that nature has over everything, and the beauty within that power, after we spend so much time trying to control it; our gardens, our lawns, the landscape. The patterns in my paintings are manipulations of their natural order and are my own way of depicting the subjects’ beauty. The hope is that my work will cultivate a sense of respect and awe for nature’s abilities and in turn change the way people interact with it.