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$ 305.00
This mulberry bush was growing and producing fruit a summer when we visited Grants Pass. OR. The sun was back lighting the leaves and making a sun spots on the berries.The challenge was painting each segment of the berries red while leaving the white of the paper to represent the sun spot.
$ 295.00
The water storage methods used in the High Desert very greatly. This Landers, CA set-up has mounted the metal water tank atop a utility shed below. The shed provides a great gravity fed solution of extra water pressure. Over time the tank and windmill blade became lovely rustic relics which added to my urge to paint them.
$ 325.00
At one time we lived in Julian, CA. We often need to drive down the hill to Ramon. The area between the two towns was called Witch Creek. On a hill along the way was this wonderful old barn. I have probably painted its portrait a dozen time. On day following a sever wind storm, we drove by the barn to discover it had blown down. I was crushed. I whined to my husband, OH! NO! My barn has blown down! To that my husband calmly replied, Well, Honey, It will be easier to paint now. Fortunately, I have many photos of the barn.
$ 325.00
Taking advantage of my Mom’s green thumb, I was delighted to be able to paint these double yellow hibiscus. I had never seen one before.
$ 295.00
This cactus grows in our cactus garden. This year it exploded with blooms making a great subject to paint. I was especially drawn to the intense yellow color of the blooms.
$ 295.00
This owl was photographed by my niece. I love its indignant stare and decide to paint it portrait.
$ 305.00
This is the first bird I ever painted. I caught it perched in a cactus and wondered how it managed without poking its feet?
$ 100.00
This painting was the second on in my horse series. I have had great fun with this painting. I use a limited palette with only 13 colors. I do not have white, black or grey on my palette. I often ask people what colors I used to paint the horse? I get many guesses but it is usually kids who have art in school or fellow artist who get it right. – Cadmium orange and ultramarine blue.
$ 260.00
I always checked out this homestead when we pass it on SR 247. I’ve wondered about it history. Why did the owners build a six sided home? When was it built? I had to add it to my homestead series.
$ 295.00
We planted Mexican Bird-of-Paradise when we moved into our new home. We had seen them growing in town and fell in love with the vivid orange & yellow flowers. Our house is at about 4000 feet. Little did we know that the Mexican Bird-of-Paradise will freeze and not regrow.