“I’m a painter, printmaker, writer, and teacher who primarily uses watercolor to explore love, spirituality, and feminine archetypes. I am an active seeker, on the journey of a mystic, using my art as a tool of meditation and contemplation. Most of my work is ethereal, dreamy and narrative. Even though I can’t remember a time when I was not making art, I’ve been selling and exhibiting paintings since 1969. My art continues to reflect my journey and growth as I attempt to make connections and gain understandings. Dreams, studies, and explorations of love, motherhood, peace, nature/animals, women’s issues, native peoples, myths, religions and spirituality are my favorite subjects. I’ve always been intrigued by dreams and dreams of flying; many of my works picture flying people, as well as birds and winged insects.

My favorite medium is usually whatever is in my hands, although I’m comfortable with oils, acrylics, drawing, printmaking, mixed media and artists books; but through the years, I’ve especially grown to love watercolor. It easily lends itself to the dreamlike quality of my work and subjects, and comfortably tells my stories.”

Every picture tells a story. . . (Love the title of Rod Stewart’s 1971 song and album!)