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  Calling

  $3,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 28” x 45” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View
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  Flow

  $1,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 18” x 18” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View
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  The Open Door

  $1,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 18” x 18” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View
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  Golden Glow

  $1,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 18” x 18” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View
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  Red Heli on Blue

  $950.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 16” x 20” Yellow or red? Beautiful bright colors. That’s why I love the heliconias. Quick View
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  Yellow Heli on Blue

  $950.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 16” x 20” Enjoying playing with those lovely tropical heliconias. Quick View
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  Calm Waters

  $950.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 16” x 20” The ocean is endlessly fascinating. The way water moves and the colors keep me coming back. Trying to capture that feeling. Quick View
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  Green & White

  $950.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 16” x 20” Beach balls remind me of my own childhood moments on the beach. Quick View
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  Red & White

  $950.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 16” x 20” Beach balls remind me of my own childhood moments on the beach. Quick View
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  Red, White & Blue

  $950.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 16” x 20” Beach balls remind me of my own childhood moments on the beach. Quick View
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  Formal Wear Hawaiian Style in Blue

  $300.00 Ltd. Edition Giclee on Watercolor Paper 16” x 20” Aloha Shirts are formal wear in Hawaii. Quick View
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  Luxurious Leaves Triptych

  $14,500.00 Oil on Canvas 3 Panels each 24” x 72”
  Returning to the subject that I started with many years ago, I walked the grounds of the new Auberge at Mauna Lani and found familiar gardens and these luxurious leaves.
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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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  Sundrenched Fronds

  $5,200.00 Gallery Wrapped Oil on Canvas, 26” x 72” Every time I pass the giant leaves of a Traveller’s Palm, I want to paint them. They are so sculptural. Never tire of them. Quick View
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  Dance of Fronds

  $4,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Oil on Canvas 24” x 72”
  There is nothing quite as beautiful as the mix of greens and leaves found in Hawaii gardens with sunlight bouncing through the empty spaces creating graceful patterns.
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