I plant a lot of flowers in my yard. I especially love tulips–but I’m lucky to grow them since the squirrels dig up the bulbs and eat them, but when they do make it, they remind me of ballet dancers. This is my interpretation of them.

People enjoy the San Diego sunset as waves flow over their feet.

One thing I love about being at the beach is that the sky and the water are ever changing.

24″ x 30″, Oil on Canvas, $850.00.

Ken is a pastor. He and Kathleen love Jesus very much.

Oil on Canvas, 24″ x 30″ $850.00

Most of the time when my family has gone to the beach, the main activity is looking for sea shells. Each discovery is like finding buried treasure.

I discovered a painting I did over four years ago. I had forgotten I ever did it, but I was so intrigued I thought I should post it.

I was riding along the road at St. George Island, Florida. My mind was somewhere else. Suddenly, the view to my right caught my attention–a row of beach houses that were identical–except they were all different colors! I had to remember that scene and here it is.

We have a dogwood tree in our yard and is has absolutely beautiful blossoms. I decided to do a painting of them–I wanted to just let it flow–I squinted my eyes and allowed my brush to just do it’s own thing. Here’s what happened.