Landscapes

11×16 mounted on 14×18 canvas

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I saw these cairns when walking one day on the beach. They really captured my interest.

16×20

$225

Many years ago, I sketched this scene. To my surprise, on a drive to Cherryfield, Maine, this was the exact scene I photographed! Fiber piece is stitched to black fabric which has then been stretched around a canvas.

12×12

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I had this wonderful picture of a tree with a very thick trunk hanging over a cliff.

I zeroed in on the thickest park reaching out over the cliff.

14×22 picture stretched over a 20×24 canvas

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Photo was taken by Mike Leonard.

He graciously let me use the photo to make this fabric interpretation.

Won First Prize in Mixed Media category at Art Guild Annual Awards Show in August 2012.

9×8 in 18×12 driftwood frame

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On a hike at Katahdin Mountain in Maine, I captured a photo of the mountain through the trees.

three 4×6 pieces mounted on 8×24 canvas

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Inspired by a series of sunrise photos taken in the spring. I was able to catch the sun rising over the Atlantic. What a beautiful morning!

8×11 on painted 12×14 artist canvas

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Hand painted sky and water. Boats are ready for a day of fishing and/or pleasure

8×16 piece mounted in 10×20 shadowbox

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Inspired by a wonderful photo of a morning sky. Hand painted sky and water.

15-1/2×19-1/2

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Inspired by a photo of the breakwater at Camp Ellis, Maine, I made this piece. The sky and water are hand painted and the rocks are commercial fabrics. The seagulls are all done completely in thread.

20×16

$350

While visiting Yellowstone Park, I was struck, not only by the beauty of the park, but also the park management system that kept everything as it was and allowed for new growth and regeneration to take place after the massive fires. This piece represents the mountains, the new growth which occurred after the fires and the actual fires – the sheer yellow and orange strips.

14″ x 11″ on 16″ x 20″ canvas
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I took the photo from the road looking down toward the beach in front of the Prouts Neck Country Club in Maine.

17-1/2 x 27

$425

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While working on this, I was reminded of a vacation in the south when I was a young girl. We drove through swamps with Spanish moss hanging from the trees. It was very eerie and spooky!

34″ x 40″

The red/orange tulips were a still-life display for a drawing/painting class. While drawing them, I visualized myself admiring the tulips in a window opened onto the beach, and I could feel the warm spring breeze. Entire piece is machine appliquéd using commercial and hand-dyed/hand-painted fabrics. Sparkle and dimension were added with melted cellophane, organza, Angelina fibers, metallic threads and fabric paint.

22 x 17

SOLD – in a private collection

The Cascade Falls are a hidden gem near where I live. They are very close to busy route one in Saco, but when you walk to the falls, you would never know it. The insert is a photo printed on fabric and the rest of the landscape extends from the photo.

14″ x 18″

Sold – in the permanent collection of The Saco Museum

These mills are in a neighboring town. View was from a bridge over the Saco River looking at the mills on a spring day when the water was high and rough. This piece was juried into the Mill-ennial exhibit at the Saco Museum for April 3-June 13, 2010 and will become a part of the permanent collection at the museum.