Created for Art Access’ 300 Plates 2024. SOLD
Vinyl wrapped on a utility box in Millcreek, UT at the corner of Highland Drive and Crescent Drive, east of Adib’s Rug Gallery.
The City of Millcreek used “Goose Crimes” on a utility box at the northeast corner of Highland Drive and about 3000 South in Millcreek, UT.
Created for Art Access’ 300 Plates 2024. SOLD.
22 x 22, Acrylic on Board, $950
10 x 10, Acrylic on Board, $250 Each
A series of small florals on 10 x 10 boards.
$200
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22 x 22, Acrylic on Birch Panel, SOLD
18 x 24, Acrylic on Birch Panel, SOLD
24 x 24, Acrylic on Birch Panel, SOLD
19 x 36, Acrylic on Birch Panel, Not for Sale.
This was a wedding gift to my husband that shows some of the most adventurous places we’ve been so far, and his favorite Utah desert plant…the Juniper tree.
Acrylic on Birch Panel, 24 x 36, SOLD. Part of Salt Lake County Art Acquisition Program.
Lake Powell II, Acrylic on Birch Panel, 22 x 36, SOLD
Moonlight Chores, Acrylic and Pencil on Birch Panel, 10 x 11, $250
Moab Christmas, Acrylic on Birch Panel, 20 x 36, SOLD
Early Snow on Olympus, Acrylic on Birch Panel, 36 x 48, SOLD
Overthunk, Acrylic on Board, 24 x 24, $1100
Walnuts are associated with intelligence, wisdom, knowledge, and inspiration. Some Native American tribes believed it symbolized clarity and focus.
The feather often represents strength and growth, as well as hope and freedom.
After about six hikes this month my brain was very full of color! I really enjoyed working with a black stained background to make the colors pop even more. I like how the leaves look like lights in windows…a reminder that the sun is setting sooner and people are retreating into their warm homes to cook squash soup for dinner.
Autumn Night, Acrylic on Birch panel, 24 x 48, $1,150
I love the variety of yellows, greens, and whites on a Sycamore trunk. Choosing to do this painting almost entirely in stenciled circles turned out to be a rare type of tedium but I feel like the end result was worth it.
Sycamore, Acrylic on Birch panel, 28 x 48
Desert Roadside, Acrylic on Birch Pane, 48 x 60, SOLD: Millcreek City Hall.
About the only thing that kept me sane through the Covidy winter was having friends over for a fire on the front porch. I wanted to capture it in a painting. I hope that the viewer can smell and hear this painting .
Fire, Acrylic on Birch panel, 24 x 48, $1,800
My last self portrait was about the acrobats I was doing to try to keep my current life together. This one is about what I’ve learned about myself and others as I’ve entered the dating and career world. Fear is a primal tool that can help you and keep you safe from harm, but it also must be wielded correctly as it can chase off opportunities for personal growth. The various elements in this painting represent female empowerment, domesticity, a mother’s protective instincts, transformation and potential, hidden wealth, and a desire for peace. My facial expression should imply that I welcome new opportunities and relationships, but am not to be trifled with. I think it should be titled “A Discerning Woman”.
