I have a passion for pourings! No matter if you use the same colors, techniques, or medium a pouring is unique and cannot be duplicated. Also, they are fun!

Tiny bubbles that move through your toes as you walk along the beach. The breeze that somehow makes your troubles melt away…

This butterfly was created for a client for a friend that loves butterflies.

I created this 18×24 pen and ink portrait for my son as a gift. This was his first truck and of course he had a tough name for his tough truck. If you look closely you will see I only used circles and dots to create the entire picture.

Many hours went into this project!

I had an amazing opportunity to paint the winner of the Kentucky Derby for a pin company. This has been an incredible experience for me! Thank you Classic Pins! Check them out: Classic Pins. The original acrylic painting is on a 18×24 canvas.

So…. my niece (that is more like a sister I never had) asked if I would paint her a copy of Vincent Van Gogh’s “The Starry Night” for her classroom. I gave it a try, and this is my 24×30, acrylic “version” of Van Gough’s masterpiece.

Alas, I am no where close to his original in scale or details but it was an honest effort, and my niece was very happy!

Here is something different! This 11×14 oval canvas piece is a combination of a paint pouring background and hand painted foreground of deep purple Iris flowers. I love the brilliant colors and contrast. As always, I am learning as I go, and I’m having a blast!