The first woman to head the National Institutes of Health was Bernadine Healy. She used to have a sign on her desk that read “STRONG VERBS. SHORT SENTENCES.”
I love that. Translate it to visual terms, and that describes my aspirations for my paintings.
My favorite medium is oil sticks. Oil and cold wax is a fabulous combination for layering, creating interesting surfaces, and trying innovative techniques.
24x24, oil sticks on cradled wood panel
24x24, oil sticks on cradled wood panel
24x18, oil, cold wax, and thread on cradled wood panel
24x24, mixed media collage
18x36, oil and cold wax, gauze, diptych on canvas
18x36, oil sticks, diptych on cradled wood panels
24x12, oil and cold wax on cradled wood panel
18x18, oil, cold wax, and crushed lava stone
36x18, oil sticks, hand painted Japanese papers, on canvas
14x11, oil and cold wax on cradled wood panel
12x12, oil sticks on cradled encaustic board
12x12, monoprint (Sold)
16x20, monoprint (Sold)
24x18, monoprint (Sold)
16x20, monoprint on silk
12x12, monoprint (Sold)
16x20, monoprint (Sold)
16x16, monoprint (Sold)
16x16, monoprint on linen (Honorable Mention, Pacific Art League 2016)
20x20, monoprint (Sold)
20x16, monoprint
30x11, pastel over monoprint
16x20, monoprint
