Frog on the Porch

Rooted in nature, blooming in space.

    Arrangements and Plants

    I find that I paint mostly plants because I think about mostly plants. We live in homes built from trees, wear clothing made from cotton, and eat meals based on grains and greens and beans–without plants, where would we be?

    Perspective of a worm in a puddle. Paper.
    A Few Flowers. Canvas panel.
    Christmas fruit. 4 x 6 inches on paper.
    October Maple. 5 x 7 canvas panel.
    Front yard flower study. 4 inches x 6 inches. Paper.
    Please Don’t Reproach Me. Canvas panel.
    Pardancanda hanging diptych 1 of 2. Canvas panel.
    Pardancanda hanging diptych 2 of 2. Canvas panel.
    Dodder on a dead tree. Canvas panel.
    An early polyptych of garden plants I had grown that year. But…I forget the year. On heavy poster board.
    Fat iris. 4×6 paper.
    Pareidolia arrangement 1 of many. Canvas panel.
    Pareidolia arrangement 2 of many. Canvas panel.
    Pareidolia 3 of many. Canvas panel.
    Composite. 4×6 paper.
    Fragrant Kitchen. Repurposed canvas panel.
    Geophytic Agave. Canvas panel.
    Arrangement. Canvas panel.
    Figs. Canvas panel.
    Ericaceae. 4×6, paper.
    Iris on the brain. Canvas panel.
    Samaras. 4 x 6 inch on paper.
    Tagetes (marigold). 4 x 6 inches on paper.
    Mesembryanthemoideae. 8 x 10 inches on paper.
    Amaryllis. Canvas panel.
    Arrangement. 8 x 10 on paper.
    Orchid. 4×6, paper.
    Forest dweller. 4×6, paper.
    Square-fruited trees, reclaimed canvas panel.
    Little wetland, 4×6 paper.
    South African Arrangement. Canvas panel.

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