An Expression of Soul

We move through life in a Dance. Sometimes present, sometimes not. Sometimes self-conscious, sometimes not. Sometimes so lost in the moment we float, beautifully open to the possibilities. Those moments are where art begins. Before I click the shutter button... Before I put pen or paint on paper... I feel a shift and the art comes through me, from me, from my deepest self. Each preserves and perseveres as an expression of my humanity. All art is an Expression of Soul. It speaks to me and I hope it speaks to you.

"Heart & Soul" - Pastel. 9 x 12.                                                                                               Private Collection.

"Drums of Autumn" - Pastel - 28 x 22.                                                                                   

"Steel Magnolia" - Pastel -  20 x 24.                                                 

"A Mother's Love"  Pastel.  12 x 16.                                                                                                

SOLD. "At The Ballet." 9" x 12" Pastel.
SOLD. "At The Ballet." 9" x 12" Pastel.
“A Fish Called Wonder”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“A Fish Called Wonder”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“In Flagrante Delicto”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“In Flagrante Delicto”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“En Dansant” 9” x 12”. Pastel on paper.
“En Dansant” 9” x 12”. Pastel on paper.
"Carpe Diem - Seas The Day”. 12” x 16”. Pastel, watercolor and mixed media
"Carpe Diem - Seas The Day”. 12” x 16”. Pastel, watercolor and mixed media
“Borne Free, As Yet Untamed”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“Borne Free, As Yet Untamed”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
SOLD. “Marsh Madness” 9” x 12”. Acrylic and Pastel.
SOLD. “Marsh Madness” 9” x 12”. Acrylic and Pastel.
“Under The Sea Story - A Wife’s Tale”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“Under The Sea Story - A Wife’s Tale”. 12” x 16”. Pastel.
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. 9” x 12”. Pastel.
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. 9” x 12”. Pastel.
SOLD - "The Old Man And The Sea" Acrylic 11x14
SOLD - "The Old Man And The Sea" Acrylic 11x14
9”x 12”. Acrylic and pastel on canvas board

“L’heure Bleu”  9” x 12”. Acrylic and Pastel                                                                                 

"Girl With A Tripod" - Mixed Media - Acrylic and Pastel. 11 x 14.

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