“Fruit of the Vine”
Acrylic on 18″ x 24″ Canvas
“Flower Garden”
Acrylic on 20″ x 24″ Canvas
“Mystic Shadows”
Acrylic on 18″ x 24″ Canvas
“Not Even Solomon Was Dressed Like One of These”
Acrylic on 22″ x 28″ Canvas
“The Song of the Stars and Streams”
Acrylic on 24″ x 30″ Canvas
“New Heaven and New Earth”
Acrylic on 24″ x 30″ Canvas
First Presbyterian Church of Waco, Texas
I got an email from a Presbyterian pastor in Waco, Texas seeking permission to use “When the Saints Go Marching In” as the cover art for one of their church bulletins. Naturally, I was delighted! Thanks to my new friends at First Presbyterian Church in Waco, Texas for honoring my work this way!
“Soul Blossom”
Acrylic on 24″ x 30″ Canvas
“When the Saints Come Marching In”
Acrylic on 24″ x 30″ Canvas
“Revealed”
Acrylic on 22″ x 28″ Canvas
“River of Forgetfulness”
30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas
“Formless Void”
30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas
“Outside My Window”
“Outside My Window” – 24″ x 36″ – Acrylic on Canvas.
“It’s About to Rain”
My husband Randy always said that the trees told us sometimes when it is about to rain. He always said he heard when he was a child that we could tell because the tree leaves would turn upside down. This 36″ x 24″ acrylic on canvas is about trees, leaves, stories, childhood, and a man who loves me.
“Resting Place”
Ernest Herdon’s “In the Hearts of Wild Men” inspired this 30″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas.
“Dance of Life”
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“The Trail”
My husband loves to ride his bike up the Keegan’s Bayou trail. He often reports on the flowers, birds, turtles, and other sites he enjoys on the trail. (For a Light Box view, click on the image .)
“Trying to Wash US Away”
Hurricane Harvey took its toll on many friends and neighbors. It will take months to clean up what in some places looks like a veritable war zone. The flooding reminded me of a line from Randy Newman’s “Louisiana.” This 24″ x 30″ acrylic on canvas this is about rising tides, dam releases, and hoping to be spared the devastation of floods. (For a Light Box view, click on the image.)