Ducky's Black Eyed Susans

 Every morning Dan and I go for a walk and see these beautiful flowers growing wild on the side of the road. I'm a huge fan of the Queen Anne's Lace as well.  The variety and beauty of flowers speak of God's wisdom and love. 14 x 11". Oil on stretched canvas

A Little Nibble

It's so enjoyable to watch squirrels busily finding nuts, burying them in their secret places for winter and nibbling on some for energy.  This painting was a challenge as begonias are not the easiest plant to paint, but I did enjoy the process! 14 x 11" oil on canvas panel.

Fuzzy Flappers

Flora, Feathers and Fuzzies No. 3

My grandson named this piece. I tried to be a bit more loose with this painting, but that is so very hard to do! I'm always trying to "tweak it"! 11 x 14" oil on canvas panel. $175

"Waiting For Espresso"

Flora, Feathers and Furries Series, Painting No. 2

I purchased these cups many years ago at Anthropology when we were really into drinking espresso! So my little feathery friend is waiting for his turn! 14 x 11" oil on cotton canvas panel.

Three Roses and A Birdie

I've always wanted to paint a series of florals with birds, so this is the first in my "Flora, Feathers and Furries" Series. I hope you like them.

Three Roses and A Birdie is an oil painted on a canvas panel 14 x 11".

The Beekeeper

This past year I've worked on some creative ideas with landscapes and animals. The Beekeeper was inspired by some adorable bunnies and my daughter who keeps bees. This painting is a 14 x 11" oil on canvas panel. 

Burlington Waterfront

I had an hour to paint this 8 x 16" Oil at the Burlington Waterfront one day. The wind was howling and just about knocked over the easel more than once. People were doing their best to enjoy a Vermont "summer day", but they had their jackets on for sure! $60