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  Ocean 1

  $950.00 Koa Framed Painted Paper Collage on Paper Image 12” x 12” Framed 15” x 15” This is the last of a series of small ocean collages that were experiments in creating the feeling of the water surface moving. Quick View
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  Water Surface 4

  $600.00 Collage on Canvas 12” x 12” Taking a small patch of the ocean and examining its colors and motion inspired these pieces. The light in the sky, the swell, the wind, all create color and rhythm in the water's surface. Quick View
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  Water Surface 1

  $600.00 Collage on Canvas 12” x 12” Taking a small patch of the ocean and examining its colors and motion inspired these pieces. The light in the sky, the swell, the wind, all create color and rhythm in the water's surface. Quick View
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  Night Ocean #1

  $600.00 Collage on Board 12” x 12” Once you’ve been in the water after dark, you see the ocean differently. First, there’s more adrenaline. Second, the shapes are darker and less familiar. And third, there’s lots of magic. Quick View
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  Ho’o Maka Ana Hou (New Beginning)

  $8,000.00 Oil on Canvas 36” x 72” In preparation for our mosaic commission, I was looking for an image of humpback whales that captured the excitement of living next to the ocean on the Kohala Coast where you can hear the whales singing in the quiet of the night. And in the early hours of the morning watch the baby humpbacks with their attentive mothers swim by. Tui de Roy has some beautiful photos of humpback whales. This one captured the protective, loving, sweetness of the animals. The painting then became the basis for the mosaic. Quick View
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  The Embrace

  $6,500.00 Oil on Canvas 36” x 72” One of my special clients was interested in creating a painting featuring a mermaid and an octopus. Exploring the myths and legends of the two creatures led me to this romantic moment between the two. We then used the painting as the basis for the mosaic created using Italian glass smalti. Quick View
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  The Yellow Board

  $6,500.00 Painted Paper Collage on Board, 36” x 48” Beach life requires surfboards. Sitting under the trees, the boards look like eye candy. Definitely an invitation to play in the surf. Quick View
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  Kiholo Beach Shack

  $6,500.00 Painted Paper Collage, 36” x 48” When you walk along the shore at Kiholo Bay, there are all sorts of beautiful giant houses and this one little beach shack that’s a relic of Hawaiian days gone by. There are fishing buoys in the tree, nets hanging about, sometimes a canoe or a few old paddles. It is a glimpse into life in days past. Quick View
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  Emerald Sea

  $6,000.00 Gallery Wrapped Oil on Canvas 24” x 60” Late afternoon at Hapuna, the sun was setting and the ocean had that crisp turquoise blue in the wave. The painting couldn’t get out of my head fast enough. Quick View
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  Mauna Lani Hammock

  $5,800.00 Koa Framed Oil on Canvas 36” x 48” During the summer, the high tide brings the water up under the hammock at the Mauna Lani beach. Quick View
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  Winter Surf…Not Really

  $5,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Oil on Canvas 36” x 48” I promised friends who were visiting in winter that they would be surfing and boogie boarding the whole time. Instead, the ocean was just like this. Until they left. Quick View
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  Breathe Deep

  $5,500.00 Gallery Wrapped oil on canvas 36” x 50” The ocean on a quiet day has that magical quality of a tranquilizer. Just breathe and relax and remember, life is good. Quick View
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  The Line Up

  $5,500.00 Painted Paper Collage on Board 36” x 48” Like looking at the different surf boards that my friend has at his home in Puako. He has one for every possible set of conditions. There’s a life lesson in there somewhere. Quick View
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  Ready to Launch

  $5,500.00 Painted Paper Collage on Board 36” x 48” Under the trees along the shore at Kiholo Bay, a canoe sits. I’ve never seen it go anywhere but it’s always ready to launch at a moment’s notice. Quick View
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  On the Rocks

  $5,000.00 Painted Paper Collage, Diptych, 18” x 36” each Swimming off of Kauna’oa Beach, there are rocks along the south point. Off the rocks is a sandy patch that rewards us swimmers with Manta Rays some mornings or the Kaku (Great Barracuda) resting just above the sand in 30’ of water. Quick View