A Wintery Night

 

I had fun creating this little ACEO on my cyanotype print paper.  I decided it has a Van Gogh feel to it, hence the title.  It has already been sold in support of charity.  Thanks for stopping by!

Boo Kin Walking

 

This piece has been almost 20 years in the making (LOL).  I created and bisque fired the clay head almost 20 years ago and it was going to be for a night light... "Fast" forward to today and I find myself playing with branches and wire.  I was tempted to keep him, but he has already been sold for the Food Bank.  Thanks for stopping by!

Looking For A Forever Home

 

I just finished this piece and am hoping to sell it in support of the Food Bank.  As usual, I stressed over every stroke and rubbed off probably more paint than I left on.  I should definitely practice more of this style so I can skip the rubbing off at some point (LOL).  Thanks for having a look!

Moonlight Messenger

 

So much for a loose, light-handed approach to a painting...  I totally agonized over every stroke in this piece (LOL).  At any rate, I got it to the point that I could live with it.  Now it is looking for a new home in support of the Food Bank.  Hopefully it will call out to some art loving heart!  Thank you for taking time to check out what I have been up to.

Dream Piece

 

I really like how this piece turned out.  It is made from pine, handmade collaged papers, paint, wire, amethyst and glass beads.  The colors are more vibrant than in the photo.  It has already been sold in support of Doctors Without Borders.  Thanks for stopping by!

Faenza Fawn

 

Somehow I always seem to make extra work for myself (LOL).  This piece is acrylic paint, Kroma Crackle, encaustic, ink and chalk pastel on paper.  It is part of my never but always as planned art process-- basically I keep going until I have a piece I can live with.  I am hoping to sell this for Doctors Without Borders in support of the earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria.  Thank you for stopping by!

Messy Hearts

 

These have been very labor intensive to make-- I created the paper, built a metal frame, sewed them, applied encaustic wax, then wrapped them with wire and beads.  I am pleased with how they turned out.  All have been sold in support of Knox Free Pantry.  Thank you for looking!