These little birds spend their day together flitting from tree to tree and branch to branch, sharing their moments in life - a friendship strong in their field of red.

Part of my continuing 'Growing in the Valley" series which started during my time living in the Skagit Valley of Northwest Washington where agriculture and floral fields were a beautiful mainstay - this painting is a reflection of my memories from th...

This sunflower is growing night and day within a garden celebration! A fun and abstracted image showcasing this bold and beautiful flower. I hope you enjoy.

Painted from a patch of poppies on a hot summer day, this floral abstract is sure to warm up any room with its striking yellows and orange colors.

My break of day painting showcases a flock of six birds sitting peacefully on a couple wires strung across a deep turquoise and green sky. I made use of an image transfer technique to create the little parakeet flock from my bird drawings, adding mor...

A view of Spring in the Yakima Valley of Eastern Washington, this painting has thick layers of paint forming a lovely orchard in bloom. The original art is being auctioned May 2009 to support an elementary school in Harrah, WA. If you would like deta...

Painted plein air in the lovely award-winning garden of my Aunt Anita, these poppies come to life with vivid fun. I hope you enjoy!

A plein air painting from atop Chip Ross Park in lovely Corvallis, Oregon - this piece was painted during a warm late summer afternoon.

Meeting a friend for a cup of coffee - a lovely evening out. I hope you enjoy this abstracted image of two coffee cups.

The garden welcomes back the little birds in Spring. A circle represents the rebirth and continuation of life.

From a continuing "Growing in the Valley" series, these olive-esque flowers are celebrating the late summer day.

A little peek at a sweet little threesome (of trees, that is) is the center of this abstracted landscape of a summer afternoon.

Layers of texture build the abstracted floral images in this painting of a lone yellow canary.

Inspired by the "community bowl project" of Port Townsend, WA: these oranges were placed in one of the hand painted ceramic bowls I purchased from this project. Ceramic artists donate their time creating the bowls, and community members and visitors ...

A couple of low hanging fruit, ready to pick, this painting is part of a continuing fruit tree series.