"Jingle Bells" watercolor on museum board . Great as  prints and Christmas cards!

"Queen Ween" charcoal on colored pastel paper

"Performance"

watercolor on Saunders Waterford  300 lb. rough paper

Laurel Canyon

black and white paintings This is a page from Fine Art America.com

that I belong to. You can check out other artists' work and mine too. Enjoy!

Queen ween On the Dresser-a reworking

I just had to go back and redo some of her head and fur...

"Grandma"

A commission I did for a friend and neighbor of ours.

It's done in oil on an oval canvas this time.The picture is in black and white ,so it was a good lesson in values and using different colors rather than just black and white to make warm and cool grays.

My Commission Price List

Here is my price list for commissioned work.

A Pair of Roses

These roses were growing next door to my Mom's apartment building..I love their beautiful orange-peachy color ,and I wanted to capture that.

Cat Nap

Colored pencil on Strathmore pastel paper.My boyfriend Dan taking a little snooze with one of our kitties Tinkerbell.

Mel's New York

My friend from elementary school took this picture,and I loved the busyness and colors going on especially on a street like this in New York city..so I asked her if I could paint it ..she agreed and here it is.It's watercolor on canson board.I purposely made the figures in the forefront more detailed and let everything sort of soften as the images go back in the distance.

Magnolia Boulevard at Dusk

I took a photo right outside our apartment building..the sun was just starting to go down and I saw this beautiful cloud formation,and I had to paint it.

Retro Candy

My boyfriend and I found this fun new candy shop in our neighborhood where they sell classic and new candy and soda.I brought some pieces home and knew it would make a fun still life. This is watercolor on crescent illustration board.

"morning Snow on My Classic Cars"

9"x 12" oil on masonite

Winter at the Ranch

7" x 9" watercolor on arches 140lb.watercolor board.

I asked a friend of mine-Moldy Marvin if I could use some of his photographs of his place in the snow,and he said"go for it" .So,here's the first in a series.

Pansies-final retouch

Pansies

6" x 8" oil on masonite