At the Crossroads
Acrylic on Canvas
24 x 36
$500
Layers of gray and indigo converge around a luminous cross of light, where shadow and texture meet in quiet tension. The painting suggests a moment of pause — a threshold between choices, or between what has been and what’s to come. Its stillness carries both weight and grace, as if memory and mystery themselves were holding their breath.
Deep is the Forest, and Dark
Acrylic on Canvas
24 X 24
$350
Layers of shadowed green and umber create a quiet depth, where light filters through in soft, uncertain ways. Both still and alive, the painting suggests that even in darkness, something continues to grow
What the Trees Remember
Acrylic on Canvas
16 x 20 $190
SOLD
While painting this, I was, thinking about how trees hold stories in their rings and branches. It’s about the quiet strength of the forest and the sense that time moves differently among old trees. Layers of soft, earthy colors capture the feeling of memories held in bark and leaves.
Night Flight
Acrylic on Canvas
24 X 48
$675
My husband and I were flying across the north Atlantic last year. At about three in the morning the sun appeared as a bright pink ball in the dark sky, barely illuminating the clouds around it. It was jaw dropping, and mysterious, and the inspiration for this painting.
Embers and Echos
Acrylic on Paper
8 X 10 Framed
$175
This piece came together with the feeling of fading fire and lingering memory. The warm, smoky colors remind me of embers cooling in the dark, and the marks feel like traces of something once spoken. It’s about what lingers—after the spark, after the sound, after the moment has passed.
Where the Light Fell
Where the Light Fell captures a fleeting moment when light breaks through the forest canopy, illuminating textures of earth, bark, and mist. Painted intuitively, this piece invites the viewer to pause and feel the quiet wonder of nature’s subtle transformations. Soft, layered tones evoke both mystery and warmth, reflecting the ever-changing dance of light and shadow in the wild.
24 X 18 Acrylic on Canvas. $250
Falling Leaves, Rising Mist
8 x 10 Acrylic on Paper
$175
I think this pieces capture that quiet moment when leaves start drifting down and the morning mist begins to lift. I love how everything feels soft and in-between—like the world is pausing for a breath. The colors and layers remind me of autumn mornings when change is in the air, but it’s peaceful, too.
Silence is my Meditation
Acrylic on Canvas
15X30
$250
Echos of the Storm
8 x 10 Acrylic on paper - framed
$175
…a powerful sense of sweeping movement and rugged beauty, almost like a wild, rocky landscape beneath a dramatic sky.
SOLD
After the Turning
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Paper
10X8 - Framed
$175
Before the Frost
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Paper
10X8 - Framed
$175
Sunlight through petals, shifting leaves, warmth and coolness intertwined. The way the magenta and gold rise from the darker edge feels like a moment of emergence or renewal, while the translucent greens above give it breath.
And Sweetly Sings the Morning Breeze
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Paper
8 X 10 - Framed
$175
Through Green Dark
Acrylic on Canvas
36X36
$500
SOLD
A journey inward — where shadowed greens and misted light weave together like memory half-remembered. Forms emerge and dissolve, suggesting forest, water, reflection. The painting invites quiet wandering, as if moving through the depths of thought or dream toward something just out of reach.
Green was the silence, wet was the light,
the month of June trembled like a butterfly.
Pablo Neruda, 100 Love Sonnets
Water Sprites
Acrylic on Canvas
28 X 22
$350
There’s something playful about this one—light flickering on water, movement darting just out of sight. But like any still pond, there’s a sense that something deeper lives just below the surface. I was thinking about those hidden layers—the mischief and the mystery—and letting the brush do the dancing.
Down by the Witchy Garden
Arylic on Canvas
12 x 36
$250
It’s funny where titles come from. I was painting along, when the phrase “down in the Witchy Garden popped into my head, so I went with it. It reminds me of a place half-real, where the wind moves low across the fields and the garden feels like it has a mind of its own. The colors and textures felt a little haunted in the best way—like something beautiful and a little unruly was just there and gone again.
Across the Misty Mountains Cold
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas
30 x 40
$700
Hazy peaks rise and fall through layers of cloud, like something remembered rather than seen. Painted intuitively, this piece hints at ancient places, long walks, and the stories mountains keep to themselves.
Beyond these Stones my Fathers Lived
Acrylic on Canvas
12 x 36
$250
Burning off the Fog
Acrylic on Canvas
31X31X2
$500
The Smell of Weather Changing
Acrylic on Canvas
27 X 43
$500
