This artwork is about reflecting on tranquility found within oneself amidst the chaos of the world.  Symbolized by the closed eyes and gentle touch.  Exploring the cyclical nature of existence and the interconnecting of all things i.e. the swirling hair and...

Christmas is done and dusted, all that hype and all over in one day!  But definitely worth it. Yes another year bites the dust.   All the mess has gone and I am getting a little edgy so its definitely time to draw.   Thinking of painting...

A  black and white photograph of  Ava Gardner (a famous American actress back in the 40's.) started me on this piece.    Originally thinking that I would venture back to the Art Deco that I am so fond of.   Lady in a hat etc etc. I then...

This artwork basically evolved.  I didn't plan anything in particular.  Just finishing a modern portrait of my two daughters I had no idea what I wanted to get into next so I just rolled with whatever came out.  Not that this is a good thing.  To...

This month I have been trying new styles, new ways of looking at things in my studio and alas! it has all found its way to the bin.  I am sure this happens to everyone now and then. After a few days of looking for inspiration I found a very old photograph of my...

This piece was taken from a photograph in a book called "Movement" which my youngest granddaughter picked out for me to paint.  Her and her sister are very good dancers, and it fills most of their after-school time and weekends.  I keep waiting for them to...

Here are a few snaps of my new gorgeous Gallery.  My husband has done an awesome job putting this together for me, making my life so much easier and more organized. I think it looks very professional. Getting ready for my next exhibition!   Come check it out...

  This piece was taken from a very old photograph which I have reworked into the Art Deco Style and infused with colour.  The positioning of the woman on her back with her right arm tucked under her lower back suggests a relaxed and reclining pose which can...

The larger the painting the more impact my art seems to have.  Possibly because of the style I am doing and the intense colour.   Unfortunately I cannot source a larger pastel board than 100cm x 70cm - my husband has painted a board with a pastel...