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  Water Pane Series1 #3

  $750.00 Water Pane Series 1 #3, Collage on Canvas 4 Panels each 18” x 18” These pieces are what I see when looking into the ocean with the bits of foam, reflections, surface texture and color variations. Every tiny bit of ocean is different from the next and is changing with the light, the wind, the currents every second. Quick View
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  Water Pane Series1 #2

  $750.00 Water Pane Series 1 #2, Collage on Canvas 4 Panels each 18” x 18” These pieces are what I see when looking into the ocean with the bits of foam, reflections, surface texture and color variations. Every tiny bit of ocean is different from the next and is changing with the light, the wind, the currents every second. Quick View
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  Water Pane Series1 #1

  $750.00 Water Pane Series 1 #1, Collage on Canvas 4 Panels each 18” x 18” These pieces are what I see when looking into the ocean with the bits of foam, reflections, surface texture and color variations. Every tiny bit of ocean is different from the next and is changing with the light, the wind, the currents every second. Quick View
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  Orange Heliconia Collage

  $250.00 – $750.00 Giclee on Watercolor Paper 2 sizes The color and shape of these flowers inspired me. And the collage medium worked really well to bring out the liveliness and color vibrancy of the flowers. Quick View
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  Birds Collage

  $250.00 – $750.00 Giclee on Watercolor Paper - 2 sizes The original birds collage was one of the largest I had created. Using a subject and layout that I understood well, I played with the various papers. Love the color! Quick View
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  Rolling Red Ginger

  $750.00 Collage - Giclee 15” x 20” At Mauna Lani, I noticed a red ginger leaning to find the sun. 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 it’s colors and motion inspired these pieces. The light in the sky, the swell, the wind, all create color and rhythm in the waters surface. Quick View
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  Water Surface 3

  $600.00 Collage on Canvas 12” x 12” Taking a small patch of the ocean and examining it’s colors and motion inspired these pieces. The light in the sky, the swell, the wind, all create color and rhythm in the waters surface. Quick View
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  Water Surface 2

  $600.00 Collage on Canvas 12” x 12” Taking a small patch of the ocean and examining it’s colors and motion inspired these pieces. The light in the sky, the swell, the wind, all create color and rhythm in the waters 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 it’s colors and motion inspired these pieces. The light in the sky, the swell, the wind, all create color and rhythm in the waters surface. Quick View
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  Night Ocean #2

  $600.00 Collage on Board 12” x 12” Once you’re 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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  Night Ocean #1

  $600.00 Collage on Board 12” x 12” Once you’re 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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  Ululaau (Forest) #4

  $550.00 Collage on Watercolor Paper 5” x 17” Hiking in Volcano National Park emphasizes the stark contrasts of the Island of Hawaii, volcano and forest. Complimentary. The experience of one exaggerates the experience of the other. Quick View
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  Ululaau (Forest) #3

  $550.00 Collage on Watercolor Paper 5” x 17” Hiking in Volcano National Park emphasizes the stark contrasts of the Island of Hawaii, volcano and forest. Complimentary. The experience of one exaggerates the experience of the other. Quick View
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  Ululaau (Forest) #2

  $550.00 Collage on Watercolor Paper 5” x 17” Hiking in Volcano National Park emphasizes the stark contrasts of the Island of Hawaii, volcano and forest. Complimentary. The experience of one exaggerates the experience of the other. Quick View