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Saturday, December 6, 2008








Fall Shed
Framed

$1803.00 + shipping
24 x 18 acrylic on canvas





This is one of my favorite sheds, once again as my hands took over, the scene seemed to change and trees appeared in the background. I love the way the colors came out and the light and shadows make me happy.




Winter Bridge
Framed
$616.00 + shipping
14 x 11 acrylic on canvas board




Painted in 2003

Shadows are such fun to play with. I love the difference between the bright sunshine on the snow and the deep shadows cast by the trees.

Happy Chickens



SOLD


20 x 16 acrylic on canvas




Painted in 2004


These chickens appeared as s surprise to me on this canvas. Once again it seems my hands and heart had a different focal point for this painting. My head had picked out the cows peaking from the barn. Oh well, what does my head know?




Our Family Farm



SOLD


24 x 18 Acrylic on canvas



Painted in 2007

I grew up on a small family farm in Kansas and have such a tie to the land. I seemed to be filled up with old barns and sheds, painting a glimpse of a life gone by. This is my rendition of our family farm.

Friday, December 5, 2008








Hollyhock Farm
Framed
$1083.00 + shipping
18 x 14 Acrylic on Canvas






Painted in 2004

Because of their profusion of growth, Hollyhocks were planted all over the small family farms. Some were planted to hide waste areas, some were planted just for their beauty.

Thursday, December 4, 2008




Shades of Fall


Framed



$691.00 + shipping
14 x 11 acrylic on canvas board





Painted in 2003

This is a very serene farm tucked into the forest in Washington. I love it when the builders positioned the barns to hide in the trees.

Friday, November 28, 2008







Spring-time on the Farm
Framed


$843.00 + shipping
16 x 12 Acrylic on canvas






Painted in 2006




I am so impressed with the wonderful color show that Nature has to offer us. It seems that spring is bursting forth from this canvas. The trees may not be realistic replicas but I am pleased by the soft spring colors.