Chickadee dee dee
We all are very familiar with the call of the chickadee one of our friendly birds. This painting was done from a photo by Claire Dawson Talbot. I loved the contrast of the bokeh… Continue reading
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Shh I am sleeping
This is a LITTLE scratchboard (2.25″ x 1.5″). A student brought these small frames so I decided to do something to fit in it. I thought the koala would like the bamboo on the… Continue reading
Sap gathering
2016 is just coming to an end but that doesn’t stop me from working on my 2018 calendar (I still have a few 2017 calendars left.). There is no theme to the pictures… Continue reading
2017 Calendar
There is still time to order a 2017 calendar–Garden Glory. The paintings are all done from scenes from our gardens. Some are with oil paint while others are done in watercolor. They are $13.83… Continue reading
Raffle
This painting was done by 9 of us after a workshop given by Sandy Bonnadonna on Morten Solberg. Because non of us can claim it we will be raffling it off. Tickets will… Continue reading
My 2017 Calendar
This is my calendar for 2017. They are finished and ready to purchase. They are $13.83 plus tax where applicable. Reference material came from photos of our gardens. It also contains a great poem by Sally… Continue reading
Faces in the Garden
The time has come for me to work on my 2017 calendar. The theme will be scenes from our garden throughout the year. To me pansies have welcoming little faces and are one… Continue reading
We are small but oh my!
These are small scratchboards. The square ones are about 3.75 inches and the rectangular ones are 3×5 inches. I have been doing the scratches with a common pin in an x-acto knife holder.… Continue reading
I Love Rushford Lake
This is an 11×14 inch poster that I just finished. It depicts various scenes from around Rushford Lake done in acrylics. The original has been sold but prints are available. ($10 unsigned and… Continue reading
Let’s keep the Doc away
This painting was inspired with the sight of these apples hanging on our apple tree. They were just so pretty as the sun hit them. You can come and see the painting this… Continue reading