Morning Has Broken

The photo for this painting was taken on the first day of Winter, 2008 from my front porch. 12 x 18 Oil on dream kanvas

Spicey

Commissioned portrait 12 x 16 oil on dream kanvas

Sheba

Commissioned portrait of Sheba in oil. 18 x 24 on dream kanvas

Ella on the Beach

This was a consignment portrait for a Christmas present. Oil on dream kanvas 24 x 30

Wild Goose Island, Canada

16 x 20 Oil on dream kanvas

Flight Crew

Batik watercolor. Design by Kathie George in a class at Homecoming Hues in North Bend State Park in West Virginia.

Hollyhocks

Batik watercolor. Design by Kathie George in a class at Homecoming Hues at North Bend State Park in West Virginia.

Peace Rose

Oil on Dream Kanvas Dry brush method

Jordan at the Beach

Watercolor. This is one of my favorite pictures of my granddaughter when she was four years old.

Ohio River Scene

Watercolor of Ohio River. Photograph with permission from Elmer Nichols

Prom night

Oils on Dream Kanvas.

Is That a Worm I see?

Oils on Dream Kanvas. My husband caught this picture as our resident bluebird flew in to the deck for his meal.

Rhianna in Oils

This is a 22 x 30 portrait on dream canvas using the dry brush method. The portrait was taken from her 4 year old studio photograph.

Scene from Nova Scotia in Oil

This is from a class by Dorothy Dent

Gardening in Oil

This is from a class by Dorothy Dent. I donated it for auction at the Moose Reunion.

Farm scene in Oil

This is from a class by Dorothy Dent

Myrtle Beach at sunrise

16 x 20 Oil on dream canvas

Celery dish

Oil on masonite

McBurney Family Oil

This was a commissioned portrait on a 22 x 30 canvas, framed with a 6 inch wide frame. The frame was a family antique that was restored by the owner. The setup pictures were taken in the open field at different times. The daughter with the horse was in a different setting and the photo was inserted into the landscape. The parents photo and the 4 sons photos were then merged into the landscape. The daughter's flowing gown was in the original picture, so a formal setting photograph was used to "dress up" the remainder of the family members. This was the most challenging undertaking I have tried to date. Everyone told me I was crazy to even begin it, but the owner had a lot of faith in me and urged me to have fun with it and I really did end up having fun.