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brittlebush
"Why Would You Want to Destroy my Habitat? Series #3: Brittlebush" 36 x 36" custom framed oil painting shows details of the grayish colored Brittlebush plant(represented abstractly in the top portion of the painting) that is covered with
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 73
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chocolate-succulent
"Chocolate Succulent" 18x24" watercolor with custom matting and frame. This watercolor was selected for the last 2006 juried exhibition at the San Diego Art Institute in Balboa Park.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 64
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chuparosa
"Why Would You Want to Destroy my Habitat? Series#1:Chuparosa"
This 22x28" studio style oil painting was selected at the San Diego Art Institute's 2006 juried regional exhibition. It is also available as a Giclee print.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 62
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fantasy-landscape
"Fantasy Landscape" 24x30 framed oil was inspired by a Japanese film. The figure in the foreground seems both inspired and overshadowed by the surrounding landscape.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 74
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bahinia-blakeana-flowers
"Bauhinia Blakeana Flowers" 9 x 12" matted and framed watercolor. This is 1 of a triptych of Bauhinia Blakeana studies.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 121
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flag
"Flag" 24 x 30" Oil painting. This study in black and whites was inspired by a Italian film.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 79
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dudleya-study-2
"Dudleya Times Three" is a framed 9x12 colored pencil image of a grouping of southern California native Dudleya.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 67
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delicate-red-2
"Delicate Red" is an original jewelry design with matching earrings, created to honor the Christmas season. It is a combination of silver findings with crystal and glass beads.
Date: 02/19/2007
Views: 67
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Friar's Shooting Star
"Why Would You Want to Destroy my Habitat? Series #7: Friar's Shooting Star" 24 x 24" Studio style oil painting is the seventh in the Habitat Series. This flower is very rare and seldom seen, even after excellent winter rains.
Date: 12/22/2006
Views: 97
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