THANK YOU FOR ENGAGING WITH MY AUTUMN 2025 COLLECTION:

The Shape of Water

 

Some of the collection found new homes — congratulations, and thank you!


 

NEW!

LIMITED EDITION PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE


If you missed out on the original paintings of the collection and would still like to get a print,

small prints are now available at small prices.

 

 

NEW SMALL FINE ART GICLÉES

OF AUCTION PAINTINGS

 


 

"Happy just the way we are"

8” x 10” fine art giclée print on cold pressed water color paper

$30 plus shipping.

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"I want you to have it all"

8” x 10” fine art giclée print on cold pressed water color paper

$30 plus shipping.

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NEW FINE ART GICLÉES

OF SMALL OIL PAINTINGS


If you weren’t sure about the commitment of an original oil painting but still loved the paintings and would like a print,

consider a fine art giclée of your favorite piece.

 

 

 

“I got a girl named Daisy"

14 x 11” fine art giclée print on cold pressed watercolor paper

$65 plus shipping

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“Pink, it’s my new obsession"

14 x 11” fine art giclée print on cold pressed watercolor paper

$65 plus shipping

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 “Go ahead and light me up"

12 x 9” fine art giclée print on cold pressed watercolor paper

$55 plus shipping

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“Have you seen magic shadows"

12 x 9” fine art giclée print on cold pressed watercolor paper

$55 plus shipping

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Thank you for viewing, commenting on, interacting with and purchasing items from

my Autumn 2025 Collection,

The Shape of Water

 

Questions? Email me @ [email protected]

 

 

How I named the collection

The Shape of Water

 

I have always loved to paint water.

 

Deconstructing the water in a still life has a double meaning to me —

1) it’s the way I paint it, I break the water into shapes

and

2) it’s also the “the shape” of my experience with the energy of my paintings, at the time I paint them. 

 

By painting in shapes, I can give form to things that don’t have form, making abstract things like emotions, moods — and water —  easier to see.

 

Painting also helps me “shape" my world and my experience in it.