"Overlapping leaves"

This painting is available for purchase.

Overlapping leaves is an acrylic painting,  6" x 24" on cradled board. 

the photo below is a close up for detail.  $290.

"Apples & Pears"

This is a painting titled, Apples & Pears. and it is acrylic on cradled board.  In the area where I live there are so many fruit trees, nothing like a juicy, crisp apple to enjoy for a snack. I have included a picture of a close up shot so you can see the details.  It is a 6" x 24" $390.   SOLD 

" 59 Phantom"

This is my rendition of the 1959 Schwinn Phantom.  What a sought after classic.  I didn't own one of these, but a later model.  I have many happy memories of my childhood bike, I'm sure just about everyone does.  It just makes me smile, and takes us back to a simpler time.  Carefree and easy.  This is acrylic on cradled board.  18" x 24"  available for $490.  SOLD

"Puzzled Pitcher"

This acrylic on cradled board with a wood traditional frame, gold leafed, is a mix of modern and traditional styling.  It is a 16" x 20", and is available for $580.

"Bandana Pot"

This pot (vessel) reminded me of the western bandana's that people wear on their heads or use as hankies.  The flowers are my rendition of the Christmas Cactus, with interesting color on the
blossoms.  This will be for sale starting in October at the Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River, Oregon for $580.  It is framed with a traditional dark brown/ black frame with an inner thin gold leaf band.  Acrylic on cradled board,  16" x 20"  SOLD

"Self Watering"

This is a 36" x 36" acrylic on canvas with a silver leaf drip.  It has a

stem that curves around to water itself.  Bright and colorful piece. 

available for $550.

"Floating Orbs"

This is titled "floating orbs" it was a fun experiment and is a bit more contemporary than my usual. The top photo is a close up for more detail. My dear friend Sharon in Hamilton, Montana just loved this piece and asked me if she could hang it in her hair salon (SK Richie Salon) for sale.  Well, long story short, It sold.  Thanks Sharon!