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My Sacred Heart -I was wondering where that had gotten off to! SOLD
Charmed -This little fellow is very happy to meet you. I would step back just a hair, though. Available
Bayou Reverie SOLD Twilight on the bayou. There’s Freddie in his pirogue, checking out the scenery and waiting patiently for me to take him for a ride. Home.
Everything Stops For Tea is based on an old popular song from WWI, if I have my facts right. I’ve heard several versions of this song throughout the decades, and I’ve always liked it’s charm. So this is my painting about the virtues of putting aside one’s differences, and trying to find common ground, although I’m not entirely convinced that our wolf friend is sincere. Available
Requiem is about remorse, reflection and redemption. The original has SOLD but prints are available
The Poacher - this little fellow has been caught red handed in the cacao patch. Can’t say I blame him. Available
Green Magic SOLD My spirit animal, a Celtic stag, painted for La Bodega Gallery in San Diego’s “Spirit Animal” group show. Prints are available
Secrets SOLD some things are better kept to oneself.This one is featured in “Infected By Art Volume 7" Prints are available.
Practicing Magic - available Any resemblance to the witch in the painting is purely out of necessity.
Vainglory-This is the second in a series of Seven Deadly Sins available
Greed-This is the sixth in a series of Seven Deadly Sins available
Gluttony SOLD This is the first in a series of Seven Deadly Sins Prints are available
Wishing On a Star -I painted this for Cactus Gallery’s “Sticks and Stones” show. available
Picnic SOLD What else could a squirrel want? Prints are available
Flight of Fancy Fish SOLD This is how inspiration works. Really. Prints are available
The Monkey's Orchids SOLD I recently saw (and couldn't believe my eyes when I saw) flowers called Monkey Orchids. These flowers are so whimsically wonderful, that I started to wonder about their origins. As near as I can figure it, there was once - in a place that existed a very long time ago-a wise and all-knowing Monkey guru-so wise, in fact , that he just became known as "The Monkey", and he guarded the entrance into monkey paradise. Monkeys would flock to him, hoping to enter into the mythical land that the Monkey guarded- which was full of barrels and banana trees . Some would actually get to enter, if they had led a life of charity and kindness. Sadly though, as we know, most monkeys don't lead such lives...they quarrel amongst themselves and fling poop at each other and just engage in the most outrageous monkey behaviors. And those monkeys-right on the spot-were changed into the orchids that we can still see today, doomed to gaze into the entrance to the wonderful world of bananas and barrels, but unable to enter. So sad. Prints are available
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