The Power Of Flowers? Why Now? Why Not?

Flowers have held a notable place in civilized (and maybe non-civilized) populations since the very beginning of mankind. Certainly, our greatest literature, poetry, Shakespeare, the Bible, etc. have used figurative flower symbols for good, evil, romance, and death.

Personally, I’m a weekend garden warrior who loves her flowers all year long. I strive for a blooming or at least a green view of some kind out of every window in my home, along with as many blooms as I can keep alive indoors. It only seems natural to me that flowers would ultimately end up as featured players in my art.

Acrylic Paintings - See in Portfolio

In my practice I ’ve a life-long pursuit of continuing art education with self-study, mentors, and 35 years exhibiting and winning awards. Acrylic, encaustic, and oil mediums

Collectors — in WA, OR, ID, CA, TX, OK, MN, CO, NY, NJ, CT, VA, NC, Canada and the UK

Permanent Collection — piece in MOAH, Museum of Art & History, Lancaster, CA

Works May be Seen — Combine Art Collective, Walla Walla, WA, The Downtown Gallery/Ryan Eure Designs, & Nurtured Notion — Williamsburg, VA, Quirk Gallery, Richmond, VA