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Cauldron Commission
Liza requested a painted window sash for her 8th wedding anniversary. They were married on a waxing crescent moon. The cauldron...
Aug 31, 2021


Vintage Sign Repaint
I was commissioned by Flydragon Design in Cheyenne to repaint this cool old sign. The building used to be a liquor store called The Fix...
Aug 30, 2020


Rise of the Phoenix
I painted this for the Hope for Human Trafficking Victims art show at Flydragon Art Studio. It's sponsored by Zonta club of Cheyenne and...
Jan 3, 2019


Most Beautiful Iris
A local couple asked me to paint a trio of botanicals on an old basement window from their home. Each flower represents a special person in their lives. I love how it turned out. The middle flower, edelweiss is not native to any region in which I have lived, therefore I had not had the experience of seeing or painting it. The rose is a botanical I come back to again and again, for it symbolizes so much for so many. In my opinion, the iris is the show stopper. I am amaze
Dec 15, 2017


Memory Eternal
This gilded mirror once hung above the buffet of the dining room in my grandmother's house. It was a small room full of dark wood, crystal, and cigarette smoke. Fantastic feasts were also enjoyed in that space. All day, she cooked delights from the old country, and the many would gather to enjoy her offerings. My favorite was avgolemono soup, a simple dish; and she always made it extra lemony for her granddaughters. After she passed away in 2006, the contents of her litt
Mar 12, 2017


Crone Craft
I was asked to paint an album cover for my sister's band, Crone Craft. She wanted cottonwood trees and a fairy ring. A fairy ring, if you're unfamiliar, is a naturally occurring circle from which fairies are said to enter and exit this realm. Cottonwoods are easy to find in Wyoming so I went to the park, sat down, and drew a cluster of young trees. A circle of wild mushrooms made an excellent portal for fairy folk. Then I came home and applied watercolor. The square for
Nov 15, 2015
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