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This is the view from the middle of Drift Creek, Oregon, with my back to Drift Creek Falls. It’s a beautiful place, whichever direction you face.
These gnarled trees frame the view on the trail to Fisherman’s Rock, just north of Lincoln City Oregon.
This inky iguana has the Aztec calendar engraved on his scales.
I did a few sketches of animals with dangling holiday lights for The Lunaria gallery in Silverton, Oregon. Two of the first three sold immediately so I did three more. All five are now at The Lunaria thorough the end of December.
More scenes from along Skyline Trail in Salem. Oregon.
Another surreal pen and ink drawing. This night owl isn’t a party animal. He is the bringer of the night. He carries it under his wing. But be carful–he may sell you the moon.
A my husband cresting a hilltop at Joryville Park, Marion County, Oregon. It’s all about the light, of course.
A rocky landing along the Willamette River, in Independence, Oregon.
I find the moss covered trees in the Northwest mysterious and intriguing.
Long fingers of shadow stretch out from the hedgerow trees in the fields topping Joryville Hill, Marion County, Oregon.
This painting is from a walk my husband and I took mid December in the fields above Joryville Park (just south of Salem, Oregon). The shadows were so delicious that I just had to paint them.
Bi-polar disorder is a bear to suffer through. Being a bipolar bear may not be much better. But this one seems to be barring up well.
I have changed him up a little digitally:
I took the reference photo I used for this painting on the Llangollen Canal, from our narrowboat rental. But it could be still water and trees, just about anywhere.
Another view of Sprague Trail. The woods there are so light, since the ice storm of 2021 thinned the forest.
Having just finished a southwestern commission, I was tempted by yet another pueblo painting.
Yes I have a visual mind and yes the results can be silly.
Limited Edition Digitally altered prints: 11 x 14 $75 unframed.