Watercolor prints and originals for sale HERE or CONTACT ME

My artist’s story:

I never thought of myself as an artist, even though when I look back, I can see all of the ways that I am a creative. During Covid lockdown, I, like so many others, picked up some “Covid hobbies.” For me, though, I wasn’t able to start a creative endeavor because I was “creatively constipated”; I had “artist’s post-partum depression” after birthing my dissertation in 2014. Thank goodness for Julia Cameron’s Artist’s Way work—I finally went through her book and did the exercises during the lockdown. I thought it would help me start writing again, which it did, but I was completely surprised when I suddenly wanted to start painting. I had never really been into painting before. Well, I had tried it and played with it, but sold all my supplies when I moved to the mountain. So here I was, suddenly feeling the urge to paint, so I followed my intuition and made a beginning. Before I knew it, I was painting for hours every day. YouTube tutorials, Let’s Make Art tutorials, Anna Mason’s online art school, community college Zoom classes, then an in-person open studio weekly class once the quarantine lifted—but most importantly, hours and hours of daily practice at home in my loft office/studio. Now I’m beginning to sell prints of what I think are my better paintings (it’s all subjective). I hope you enjoy my expression and continue to find your own creative voice. Here are some examples—go HERE for the full gallery.

View of Mt. Hood, Oregon summit from Burnt Lake. Watercolor, prints available on request. Contact me here.

Mary’s Hills, view of Stonehenge reproduction in Maryhill, WA. Watercolor, 8x10 inches, original and prints available.

Red-legged frog. Watercolor, 9x12 inches, original and prints available.

Moody St. John’s Bridge. Watercolor, 8x10 inches, original and prints available.