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Late Night Ferry
Acrylic on plywood.
Scene from my car on the last ferry home, sigh. At least I got this front row seat.
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Magical Iceberg
Acrylic on plywood.
I could just paint Iceberg over and over.
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Grounded
Acrylic on plywood.
A take on a photo snapped of Hali at Mud Bay. Representing all our pondering minds at the water’s edge.
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Banana Slug Slide
Acrylic on Plywood.
Slugs are annoying in the garden but Bananas are pretty neat looking and each one unique like our fingertips. When I stumble upon them on a walk, they remind me to slow down and that time is made up.
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Ice Cream Sandwich
Acrylic on plywood.
My favorite cow off Kjargaard Rd. There are two of them with this pattern on the island as far as I can see from the road. Ice Cream Sandwich is my name for them.
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Cliffside Flowers
Acrylic on plywood.
Scene from an Iceberg hike, wildflowers of summer.
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Oyster Shells
Acrylic on plywood; individual pieces.
Thanks to whoever gave these wood pieces to TIOLI, they're now treasures. Outer Shell 1 & 2 : Crack it open. Slurp it down. Inner Oyster Beauty: It’s the inside that counts.
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Shark Reef Sunset
Acrylic on plywood.
My first sunset at Shark Reef. Do you remember yours? Damn it was glowing.
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Heron of Your Dreams
Acrylic and 100% cotton rag on artist’s handmade paper from recycled materials with artist’s chosen frame.
Isn’t there just something spiritual about these solitary creatures?
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Resting Fish Face
Acrylic and 100% Cotton Rag on artist’s handmade paper from recycled materials with artist’s chosen frame.
Who doesn’t love a play on words with a side of Salmon? I mean does anyone eat anything else here? And gosh my face is so tired.
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Floating Blooms
Colored pencil and 100% cotton rag on artist’s handmade paper from recycled materials with artist’s chosen frame.
Another take on Ranunculus, floating and free, gentle and calming like tea.
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Not One Shell the Same
Acrylic, colored pencil, and 100% cotton rag on artist’s handmade paper from recycled materials with artist’s chosen frame.
Inspired by vintage botanical charts, but with the bottom right shell flipped over because nature doesn’t follow our rules of “perfection.”
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Forget-Me-Hot
Giclee print of digital Illustration with archival ink on archival matte paper with artist’s chosen custom frame handmade by Signed & Numbered Art & Frame (BuiltFromWood.org) with glare free glass.
El Pato cans remind me of the places that were home in my 20’s and I’m in love with their colors. My friends and I had little cactuses planted in them on our windowsills, so this is a new twist on that with Forget-Me-Nots. Forget not where you’ve come from, it has shaped who you are.
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Chicaoji Lily
Giclee print of digital Illustration with archival ink on archival matte paper with artist’s chosen custom frame handmade by Signed & Numbered Art & Frame (BuiltFromWood.org) with glare free glass.
Two things I love on the island put together. I’m carrying on with my hot sauce & flower theme here and it’s fitting to represent my home now. Spice up your life with flavor and color.
$350
Gone Swimmn'
Acrylic on plywood. Aprox 12 x 10
From a real scene I stumbled upon at Watmough Bay in July. Swimming island style, was it you? Keep being so free.
$150
A Few of My Favorite Things
Acrylic on plywood. Approx 9 x 8.75
Shells collected from Mud Bay displayed on a plate I scored from TIOLI resting on on my porch in summer’s evening glow.
$150
Dried Flowers & Calendula Cream
Acrylic on plywood. Aprox 6 x 6
A scene from someone’s bathroom where I house-sat. That house has the best bathtub hands down which you get a glimpse of in the background of the mirror. And yep, there is an island essential on the counter, Arbordoun! Be soft.
$150
Bucket Full of Blooms
Acrylic on plywood. Aprox 10 x 10
Freshly picked Ranunculas during Spring from Lindsey’s garden aka Dancing Flower Farm.
$150
The Hand of Wild Roses
Acrylic on plywood. Aprox 10 x 10
Inspired by a photo I snapped on a walk on the southend of the island. Makes me think of “The Creation of Adam” painting by Michelangelo, except flipped in a few ways and “god” being the nature around us. A reminder to be present & soak in the beauty of this place.