4x4 acrylic on canvas. Original available for sale.

Small 4x4 canvas, acrylic.

Acrylic on canvas board, matted with cream and framed in deep rustic wood frame. Painting is 9x7, framed to 15x12. Original available for sale.

Moon Goddess. Watercolor on paper. I painted her during a visit with my late, beloved friend Marina. She was an artist, lived in New Hampshire, When we visited we would do art and talk for hours. I miss her deeply though we still talk a lot. She is a very communicative spirit!

Acrylic on canvas. Caribbean waters or a Maine cove? You decide.

Bink on the boardwalk, Cape Cod. Colored pencil on paper.

Bink at the beach. She stands just like this, hands in the air, stimming, This girl LOVES the ocean! Watercolor pencil on paper.

Black cat, gray cat, window, flowers. A recipe for delight. Watercolor and marker on paper.

A happy little house on a hill! Watercolor on stock.

Multimedia,:acrylic, glitter, glue, watercolor, glaze. On Canvas board.

Claudette, colored pencil on paper, has always known she is beautiful. She loves to play up her green eyes with accessories.

The Brownies and Fairies and Elves play among the trees and ride lightly on the deer as Taniel Tree looks on with a bemused smile. Colored pencil on paper.

Sunsplosion is a multimedia creation on small canvas, Acrylic paint, glue and jewels, stencils, pasted on paper leaf and plastic tree branch. I sent the original to a dear long-time Reiki client, Ann. She was kind enough to send me a picture showing that she’d put it on her wall.

Alvin the Llama trotted onto the page in a mild huff. He wanted me to tell you all that Oxford is the only place for him. Colored pencil on paper.

Corbin the Kangaroo came through via colored pencil on paper, another Cape Cod vacation creation.

I did this pastel on paper in the late fall of 2014. My mother had just entered an assisted living facility. I used to bring art supplies sometimes and we would walk down to the communal sunroom and paint and draw as a way of visiting.

A simple crayon drawing on paper. The Wind Goddess blows luck and wisdom into and around the happy little house.

I created this painting on the Cape one summer. We had the good fortune to be staying in a rental that had abundant light. As I allowed the canvas to tell me the story, the hand of God appeared early on. The people who appear in the ocean came one by one. This is acrylic and small glued on jewels. The hand is painted in a transparent silver.

Just crayon on paper. A quick and happy rendition of a healing hand, and the marriage of sun and moon.

Acrylic on canvas. What else can one do when sleep will not stay/but to invite the brushes and color to play? I painted this in the wee hours one sleepless night.

This acrylic on canvas is called They Rise Up Singing. These little children of root and flower are born dee in the warm earth, and they trek up to the light in the spring to spread joy and flowers. My mother had this one hanging over her bed in her last year. She told me it opened up sometimes and “You can go inside.”

Two children in a boat. They are good friends, and they tell me they are from Poland. Colored pencil on paper, another quick Cape Cod vacation drawing.

This is colored pencil on paper. I have been drawing long haired women since I was a child. This one told me she is indeed a Goddess of small things.

This tiny canvas ( 4x4) is painted with acrylic. Bunny is flecked with gold paint.

Photo of a glorious summer sunset on Cape Cod.

Another black cat in the window. Watercolor and marker on small canvas board.

This is a pen and ink drawing colored with crayons. I like to imagine living in that little house down in the valley.

Acrylic on canvas. Night Mountains is available as an unframed 12x14 canvas copy.

Mamacita rocks her cape and serape as she carries her sweet Bibiana securely on her back. The little girl likes to tug on her Mama’s braid. Colored pencil, done on vacation on Cape Cod.

This multimedia piece was created in layers. Acrylic, marker, Washi tape, watercolor, glue and a few tiny jewels adorn this canvas. It hung in my mother’s room until she died in October 2021. She loved the bright colors and I loved her.

This joyful creature was born from acrylic paint and canvas board. She reminds me to take myself lightly.

afternoon. She told me her name is Sara and she loves tossing her abundant hair around. I gifted her to my love, who is a fan of long-haired women. Acrylic on small canvas board.

I adore cats. We have four, one of whom is an elegant black queen named Ruby. Here she is peeking out from behind some purple curtains. This is watercolor and marker and colored pencil on a small canvas board.

I channeled Edith and a few other whimsical creatures while vacationing on Cape Cod. This is colored pencil on stock.

This small canvas creation is a hybrid of acrylic and markers.