Wall Art

I did not have the benefit of art lessons as a child growing up in Kentucky. The schools I attended did not offer any type of art instruction. I always knew that someday I would learn, but really thought it would have to wait until I reached retirement age. A few years ago I finally realized someday was now and I didn't have to wait any longer. Shortly thereafter I embarked on a journey of wonder, joy, frustation and fulfillment. Within a short time, much to my amazement, I found that I was actually selling my art. I will never be a master. I do not have the focus and dedication that it takes to become a master of anything. My interests are far too varied. I am a confirmed dabbler! I see possibilities everywhere for creativity and my imagination takes inspiration and runs with it. I am content to be that way, it makes for a very interesting life. So, this is a brief explanation of how I came to paint and why my paintings are not *professional renderings*. I would like to say this however; if I can become a painter (entirely self taught) anyone can! Try it, you might just surprise yourself......

Bluejay and Magnolia Blossoms

This painting was a gift to my daughter's employer. He now has it hanging in his corporate office. This painting is 11x14. Oil on canvas.

Cardinals and Cherry Blossoms

This painting is sold and is now part of a private collection. It is 11x14. Oil on canvas.

Girl In A Garden

This painting was a gift also, and is in a private collection in Georgia. This painting is 16X20. Oil on canvas.

Adobe With Oven

This painting is sold and is now part of a private collection in Florida. It is 18x24. Acrylic on canvas.

Cabbage Roses

This painting is available. It is 11x14. Oil on canvas. Framing is available.

Rose Vignette

This painting is available. This painting is 16x20. Oil on canvas. Framing is available.

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