Paintings With Soul

  Baby Blue view her on my website   Baby Blue, original acrylic on cradled wood panel, image wrapped around the sides so no need to frame, 16”x20”x3/4”, sold (thank you so very much!). Baby Blue sold to a First Dibber, my collectors club where members receive preferential purchasing options on new art. You can join the Dibbers   here .   This painting has been a long time in the works - closing in on 3 years. Which sounds ridiculous for a small painting like Baby Blue, but there you have it - accumulated marks and intentions going all the way back to 2022. I don’t force my work to be linear in any way, process wise as well as production wise. I like to let them take as much time as they wish! You can get a better look at Baby Blue  on my website . You’ll find links to zoom in close to her surface.   Let me know  if you would like a payment plan on any of my available pieces (30% non refundable deposit with the balance plus shipping paid in full inside...

  Enchanted view her on my website   Enchanted, original acrylic on flat panel (requires framing without glass), 18”x24”, $1000 plus s&h. I welcome your questions (yes, I offer payment plans - details below). Just  reach out . I mentioned on my social media over the weekend that I have begun shouting “it’s a miracle” whenever something surprises me in a beautiful way. I am hoping that this open acknowledgement of awe will help to infuse more of it into the world - that butterfly effect. Feel free to copy or adapt this as needed! So today I let my painting shout “it’s a miracle!” Fox not only holds up the sky, but she is the rooting agent for all that is green and lush. She also has a pansy filled heart - a nod to my maternal grandmothers. You can get a better look at Enchanted  on my website . You’ll find a link there to zoom in close to her surface. Purchasing is simple - add her to your cart, checkout and boom, she’s all yours! Let me know  if you would li...

  Fortitude view her on my website   Fortitude, original acrylic on cradled panel, 18”x24”x1-1/2”, private collection (thank you!!). I welcome your questions (yes, I offer payment plans - details below). Just  reach out . This painting was a tough one to resolve. I couldn’t find my flow state, kept regretting the marks I was able to lay down, and shed tears over her (ok, I may have also been crying over the state of the world). Finally, one day in a fit of anger I decided that she was a dumpster fire and painted flames across the bottom edge. Suddenly I knew where she was going. Finishing her became easy peasy. She was a hot mess because I was a hot mess, because everything was a hot mess. She was meant to be a depiction of strength in face of all the hot messes. I entered Fortitude into a juried exhibition, where she’s been hanging out for the last month. She won best in show (not too bad for a dumpster fire!), briefly returned to the studio and then packed her bags and ...