Saturn Rising is acrylic and collage on canvas. The texture was created with glass beads, fragments of burlap and leftover scraps of watercolor paper.
It measures 6" x 6" with a 3/4" wrap.
Birth of a Star is acrylic and collage on canvas, with a 3/4" wrap, then mounted on canvas board. The texture is created with left-over scraps of watercolor paper and then painted with acrylic.
Donated to Anne Arundel County Voluteer Center fund raiser
2010.
Fare Family Chiropractic depicts Dr. Todd Fare emerging from the Chesapeake Bay after the annual shore to shore swim of 5 miles in 2008.
It is collage and watercolor on tung wood panel. It measures 12" x 9" with a 3/4" cradle.
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Mirrors of My Soul is collage and acyrlic on tung wood panel.
It depicts my great-grandmother, my grandmother, my mother and 3 beloved aunts.
It measures 12" x 9" with a 3/4" cradle.
Heart is acylic and collage on tung wood panel with 3/4" cradle.
It measures 9" x 12".
Woman, Why Do You Wander? is acrylic and collage on canvas
with 3/4" wrap.
It measures 8" x 6".
This sculpture park is located at the City Dock in Annapolis, MD. Kunta Kinte was the first slave sold at the city dock of Annapolis. Alex Halley, who is seen here reading to the children, is the author of the book Roots, which tells the life story of this slave.
Kunta Kinte/Alex Memorial Park is collage with watercolor.
It measures 15 1/2" x 11 1/2".
Maryland State House is collage on masonite.
This view is from Main Street, Annapolis, looking up Chancery Lane.
It measures 13" x 10 1/2".
Africa In Blue is collage paper and acrylic on canvas, measuring 12" x 12" with a 3/4" wrap.
Africa In Blue was hung at the Marion Warren Gallery in Annapolis, MD for the Maryland Federation of Arts fundraiser December 2009.
It was also hung at the Arundel Center, in Annapolis, MD for the month of March 2010. This was a juried exhibit done in celebration of Women's Art: Women Vision, in partnership with the Anne Arundel County Commission for Women and the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County.
Grandma's Attic is collage and acrylic, measuring 24" x 36" with a 2" wrap.
Grandma's Attic was accepted to the Patuxent Art League juried exhibit, December 2009. It was hung at the Monteplier Arts Center in Laurel, MD.
Grandma's Attic was also accepted to the Maryland Federation of Arts juried exhibition in Annapolis, MD, April 2010. It was hung at the Circle Gallery. The juror was Will Scott from the Smithsonian National Gallery.
Emerald is created from collage paper, acrylic paint, ribbon and shiska bob skewers. It is on a masonite panel.
Sold.
Leftover scraps of watercolor paper and gauze were used to create the texture in Galaxy. The paper scraps and gauze were glued to a stretched canvas with a 3/4" wrap, which was then painted with acrylic paint. Finally the canvas was adhered to a canvas board.
