18x24 acrylic on canvas
$400
A coyote skull from my collection with 3D printed orchids I made.
It just looks so happy...
30x40 acrylic on canvas $800
Racoon skull from my collect, flowers and leaves from the forests of the mid Atlantic.
I grew up wandering these woods; the animals are my friends, the plants my many bones.
10x20 acrylic on canvas $300
A white ibis skull in its Chesapeake tidal marsh.
I'm a child of the Chesapeake watershed. This is the blood of my home.
30x40 acrylic on canvas $500
A koi and its pond.
Painting these fish in their ponds has been a longtime meditation exercise of mine.
9x12 acrylic on paper wrapped canvas panel.
Framed. $200
Our small furry neighbors in every city around the world.
16 x 20 acrylic on canvas.
$300
I love the blue jays that visit our backyard feeder. They sometimes leave feathers of deep stripes when they fly off.
Maryland Tricolor bat, Virginia Magnolia, Lemon moths.
30x40 acrylic on canvas
SOLD to collector in Brooklyn, NY.
$300
Magnolia blossoms perfume the growing dark while moths find any bit of light. The Maryland Tricolor bat is the smallest native bat to the state, measuring about 3 inches. Super cute.
Only the snow remembers an encounter between a cardinal and a hawk.
30x40 acrylic on canvas.
$400
18x24 acrylic on canvas
Seeing a maneki neko (lucky cat) pop up in my favorite store, or on a dashboard, or on a nice tattoo always brings me a smile.
18x24 acrylic on canvas paintings.
Modeled after a Chinese water deer, which I found out after several hours in the process, doesn’t horns.
Oops .
30x40 acrylic on canvas.
The “rust frame” is part of the painting.
Inspired by a tiny ancient medieval shrine I found carved in a large rock in what used to be a quarry, deep in Parc Eugene Chanlon in Orsay, France.
12x24 acrylic on canvas.
The Southern Pygmy Shrew is the smallest mammal in Maryland. A tiny skull is warmed by a sunbeam on the forest floor.
Carnegie in the Strawberry bed, with squash leaves and blooming lavender.
30x40 acrylic on canvas. $1200
Carnegie (who used to live in the Melon bed, get it?) is a clearance bin plastic skeleton now lives in the Strawberry and lavender bed in our front yard. We’ve had him there for years and decorate it for the holidays and seasons. I love it.